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Chillin' Like a Villain | White Copal + Patchouli | Soy Wax Candle

by Pretty by Her
$25.00
Chillin' Like a Villain | Candle - Pretty by Her- handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Chillin' Like a Villain | Candle - Pretty by Her- handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario

 

Dark, smooth, and effortlessly cool. Chillin’ Like a Villain blends warm incense, Indonesian white copal, and earthy patchouli for a scent that’s rich, grounding, and just a little rebellious. Perfect for laid-back nights when you want the vibe to feel bold and unexpected.

  • Warm Incense, Indonesian white copal and patchouli  
  • 100% natural soy wax
  • Premium cotton wick
  • Hand poured in small batches to ensure the highest quality
  • Sustainable, renewable and biodegradable 
  • Clean burning with no black soot
  • Burns for 50+ hours
  • Phthalate free

Have a question? Check out our Shipping Policies and Frequently Asked Questions or Contact Us

Chillin' Like a Villain | White Copal + Patchouli | Soy Wax Candle

by Pretty by Her
$25.00
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Dark, smooth, and effortlessly cool. Chillin’ Like a Villain blends warm incense, Indonesian white copal, and earthy patchouli for a scent that’s rich, grounding, and just a little rebellious. Perfect for laid-back nights when you want the vibe to feel bold and unexpected.

  • Warm Incense, Indonesian white copal and patchouli  
  • 100% natural soy wax
  • Premium cotton wick
  • Hand poured in small batches to ensure the highest quality
  • Sustainable, renewable and biodegradable 
  • Clean burning with no black soot
  • Burns for 50+ hours
  • Phthalate free

Have a question? Check out our Shipping Policies and Frequently Asked Questions or Contact Us

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