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Lazy Daisy | Mandarin + Bergamot | Soy Wax Candle

by Pretty by Her
$24.00
Lazy Daisy | Soy Wax Candle - Pretty by Her- handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Lazy Daisy | Soy Wax Candle - Pretty by Her- handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario

Like a daydream in the sunshine. Lazy Daisy blends bright mandarin zest, soft bergamot blossom, and fields of wildflowers for a scent that’s playful, airy, and full of wander. It’s the fragrance of warm breezes, golden afternoons, and doing absolutely nothing—beautifully.

  • 100% natural soy wax
  • Paraben + Phthalate Free
  • 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

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

Lazy Daisy | Mandarin + Bergamot | Soy Wax Candle

by Pretty by Her
$24.00
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Like a daydream in the sunshine. Lazy Daisy blends bright mandarin zest, soft bergamot blossom, and fields of wildflowers for a scent that’s playful, airy, and full of wander. It’s the fragrance of warm breezes, golden afternoons, and doing absolutely nothing—beautifully.

  • 100% natural soy wax
  • Paraben + Phthalate Free
  • 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

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

We acknowledge that we operate on the ancestral territory of the Chippewa, Odawa, and Potawatomi peoples, referred to collectively as the Anishinaabeg, whose presence here continues to this day.