Massage Candle Crushious Passionate Passion Fruit with Pheromones 20 ml

Massage Candle Crushious Passionate Passion Fruit with Pheromones 20 ml 🥭

Passion fruit is the freshest scent in the range, tart rather than sweet, and clearly sets itself apart from the vanilla and caramel versions. Passionate smells fruity while burning and stays on the skin as a light note that fades after a while. If you like scents that do not hang heavily in a room, this is the one.

The wax turns to oil at roughly thirty-five degrees and therefore stays at skin temperature. Two minutes after the flame goes out you can pour, with no burns to fear. What stays is a silky layer that spreads instead of going straight into the skin.

Pheromones belong to the formula and the fruity scent comes from essential oils. Of twenty millilitres only a fraction turns liquid per massage, and the rest sets again. Fruity scents feel fresher than vanilla or caramel and therefore suit warmer evenings too. In the room the note stays more discreet than with the sweet versions. More scents and related products sit under Massage products, everything from the brand in the Crushious world and the rest of the drugstore range under Drugstore.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 20 ml in a glass
• Scent: passion fruit
• Material: wax with a low melting point
• Temperature: around 35 degrees once melted
• Note: with pheromones and essential oils
• ⚠️ Caution: Never leave a burning candle unattended and let it cool briefly before applying.

❓ FAQ

How strong is the scent?

Medium. It is clearly noticeable without dominating the room, and it fades from skin faster than the sweet versions in the range.

Can I use several scents one after another?

Yes, just not in the same glass. Each candle keeps its own scent, though you should not burn them side by side or everything mixes.

How do I apply the oil?

Pour it straight from the glass or pick it up with your fingers. Start with a little, as you can always add more, and spread it with a flat hand.

What if wax spills?

Wait until it sets, then lift it off. On textiles, paper and a warm iron help, as the wax soaks into the paper.