Soul Fire Candles
Ice Cream Dreams
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Bring the scent of the classic neopolitan sundae home to you with our Ice Cream Dreams neopolitan scent candle! With the lovely layering of sweet chocolate fudge, velvety vanilla bean and fresh strawberry ice cream, savor every spoonful of neopolitan with this scent!
Fragrance Notes of our Ice Cream Dreams candle:
Top
Vanilla, Buttercream, Green Leaves, Lemon
Middle
Cream, hazelnut, cake, vanilla, strawberry
Base
Chocolate, sugar, praline, bourbon, sugar, light musk
Burn this candle for 4 hours to help set the mood and relax your mind.
Hand poured right here in Brooklyn, NY, USA into an 8oz jar and made with 100% all natural soy wax to provide a long and even burn that lasts 28-32 hours.
We use a significant amount of pure essential oils to create some of the most fragrant candles online.
Ingredients:
100% natural soy wax
1 Cotton Wick
Pure fragrance oils from Vanilla Bean, Strawberry Cream and Chocolate Fudge
100% money back guarantee: If for any reason at any time you are unhappy with your purchase, just send it back for a refund.
Materials
Materials
100% pure soy wax
100% fragrance oils
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
$4.90 shipping. If you are unsatisfied with your purhase for whatever reason, you can return it.
Dimensions
Dimensions
8oz
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
1. Trim The Wick: Before lighting, always trim the wick 1/4 of an inch using scissors or a wick trimmer for a cleaner burn and increased candle lifespan.
2. Let It Burn: Allow the wax to melt fully to the edges of the jar. This is important especially in the first burn. This prevents tunneling.
3. Practice Safety: Do not leave a candle unattended nor burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
4. Never Burn A Candle When 1/4 Inch Of Wax Remains: Lighting a candle without enough wax can overheat the jar.
5. You Can Reuse It: Once the candle is finished, clean out the jar. Our candle tins can be used as a planter, a pencil holder or anyhting else you would like to use it for.
