Massage Candle Le Désir with Vanilla Scent 100 g

Massage Candle Le Désir with Vanilla Scent 100 g 🤍

Vanilla is the most approachable scent on the shelf, and that is exactly why it is here: it argues with no one, covers nothing up and stays on the skin after the wax is spread. The blend of soy wax, coconut wax and essential oil fills a glass six and a half centimetres across.

While burning, the surface stays below forty-six degrees, usually well below. Coconut wax lowers the melting point once more compared with pure soy wax, which makes the mass softer and easier to spread. Further products of this kind sit under Massage products, Drugstore and Le Désir.

Let it burn until the top layer is liquid, then put out the flame. Pour the wax from a short height onto the back or thighs and rub it in while it is warm. A towel under the play catches what goes astray. Eyes, mucous membranes and open spots stay out of it.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 100 g in a glass
• Dimensions: 6.7 cm diameter, 4.5 cm tall
• Material: soy wax, coconut wax and essential oil
• Scent: vanilla
• Colour: white
• Temperature: at most 46 degrees
• Special feature: coconut wax makes the mass easier to spread
• Note: not in the eyes and not on open spots
• ⚠️ Note: Do not get it in the eyes and do not pour it on open spots. Test on the back of the hand first.

❓ FAQ

Does the vanilla smell artificial?

It comes from essential oil and therefore stays softer than synthetic vanilla flavours. In the room it is distinct, on the skin restrained. After an hour or two it fades on its own.

What does the coconut wax do?

It lowers the melting point of the blend and keeps it supple. Pure soy wax sets faster and crumblier as it cools. The combination can be rubbed in for longer.

How much wax do I need for a massage?

A liquid layer of a few millimetres is enough for back and shoulders. More only makes things sticky, not better. You can pour again at any time while the candle burns.

May I leave it burning unattended?

No, as with any open flame, no. Put the glass on a firm, heat-resistant surface and keep fabrics away. Before pouring, the flame goes out anyway.