British Invasion

Our British Invasion candle is inspired by the bands of The British Invasion: The Beatles, The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Hollies, The Moody Blues, Dave Clark 5, The Yardbirds, Herman's Hermits and so many more...the USA fell in love with the sounds and artists from over the pond, music that set the tones of the 60's and what was to follow.  Our British Invasion features a very proper Earl Grey Tea & Cucumber scent and a twist on the traditional Union Jack colours.

Inspiration: Bands of The British Invasion, Mop Tops, British Accents, Twiggy, Mary Quant

About British Invasion

We've given our British Invasion candle a twist on the traditional Union Jack colours, a very proper Earl Grey Tea & Cucumber scent, and a vegan friendly coconut blend wax in the same pale green colour. Your British Invasion candle is inspected for quality and wrapped in tissue paper before being placed in a coordinating gift box perfect sharing or as a gift for yourself.

Scent: Earl Grey Tea and Cucumber

Scent Family: Fresh

Fragrance Notes: Bergamot, Tea, Cucumber

Wax Type: Vegan Friendly Coconut Blend

Wick Type: Lead Free Cotton wick

Size: 13.5 Ounces/10oz wax

Burn Time: 70 to 80 Hours

Candle Care:

1. DON’T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF THE FIRST BURN!To get the best fragrance throw and prevent tunneling you need to burn your candle until you have an even melted pool across the surface. This means you need to burn it for about 3 to 4 hours - a good point of reference is burn one hour for each inch of the diameter of the candle. Doing this will give you the maximum burn time and the best fragrance. 
2. TRIM YOUR WICK!Keep your wick trimmed to 1/4” at all times (cotton wicks only). Need wick trimmers? Get them here. For best results trim your wick before lighting your candle to prevent debris from falling into the melted wax. 
3. BE SAFE!Never leave your candle unattended and always burn it on a heat resistant surface away from flammable objects

For a full list of our candle care tips visit our CANDLE CARE 101 page here.