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Oh, Do Not Look At Me So: Haurchefant Greystone - Final Fantasy XIV Inspired Candle
Oh, Do Not Look At Me So: Haurchefant Greystone - Final Fantasy XIV Inspired Candle
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Hot chocolate and caramel, with a blink-and-you'll-miss-it hint of metal.
Each candle weighs approximately 6 ounces, though fill levels may vary slightly. Made with a blend of soy and paraffin waxes.
As an important side note, a result of my extensive burn testing is determining this wax is extremely prone to sweating (a phenomenon where fragrance oil leeches to the surface of the wax) at the slightest hint of a temperature change, including when the wax cools after the flame has been extinguished. This won't affect the actual performance of the candle, but if you notice it, make sure to dab off any oil that's beaded on the wax surface before lighting!
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My friend bought me this one after I finished "Heavensward" earlier this year. I loved Haurchefant, and the title of this candle made me want to cry all over again. The scent is absolutely divine: warm chocolate and caramel, sweet and homey, with the faintest touch of metal, all combined to give a feeling of comfort and strength on my bad days. I absolutely adore this candle and have been using it sparingly the last several months; I plan to get another when it's gone.
Smells like actual hot chocolate, as if someone is making some homemade on a stovetop.
Somehow. This scent is very forward with the chocolate caramel, reminiscent of a tootsie pop. It's a strong, warm scent that invites you to a place of safety in even the coldest of winters, the darkest of nights. It begs you to keep safe, volunteers to be a light when all else fails, with the sweet scent of a warm drink and warmer smile waiting for you by the hearth.
Buy if: You like sweet scents and the lingering hint of emotional pain, you Really Liked Heavensward.
Don't buy if: you hate tootsie rolls, Haurchefant, Heavensward, and/or you like Zephirin. I mean you still could but it'd be a little weird, yeah?