Category: lilin
The myrrh and cacao really ground the tuberose so it’s not too floral—perfect for evenings. Burns evenly and the scent fills my living room without being overpowering.
I was a little worried the black currant might be too tart, but it blends perfectly with the earthy myrrh and creamy tuberose. The scent is surprisingly complex and lingers subtly for hours after I blow it out.
The myrrh comes through beautifully, giving it a smoky depth that balances the rich tuberose perfectly. I’ve had it burning for a few evenings now and the slow burn means it’s barely made a dent in the wax.