3:13

Product Description

Genesis 3:13 then the Lord God said to the woman, "what is this you have done?" the woman said, "the serpent deceived me, and I ate."

An Eve dew-kissed with black rose and vanilla, an Adam drenched in sandalwood and amber, and a dicey dance with a fiend. Rimmed in lush green foliage, an apple's delicate skin begs to be touched. Sweet and spice, and everything nice, with the whispers of the devil in your ear, could you resist that bite? 

Top  red apple, pink pepper, green foliage, lemon, orange, grapefruit and plum

Mid black rose, patchouli, ginger, sandalwood and cumin

Base  amber, clove, vetiver, vanilla, labdanum, cinnamon, nutmeg and spice

Product Details

Made of coconut and beeswax blend with braided corded natural fiber wicks in a glossy black gloss tumbler. Comes in fiberboard carton. All candles are 7 ounces (198g), 3 inches (7.6cm) tall. Roughly a 40 hour burn time. Your candles can't care for themselves. See instructions below to ensure a clean and even burn every light. 

Candle Care 

A quick guide to amplify your burn sessions.

Step 01 Trim

Prior to each light, trim wick to a 1/4 inch for a clean and smoke free burn. Wick trimmers are a great buy.

Step 02 Burn

On your first light, allow the entire surface of wax to melt - Minimum of 4 hours. There may be some "tunneling/wax wall hanging," but that is normal. This will even out the more you burn. 

After the first burn with the wax cooled to the edge of the candle vessel, it is best to never let your candle burn for more than 4 hours. Discontinue use when there is only a 1/4 inch of wax left in the vessel. 

 Step 03 Center

Your wick can lose its footing in the molten wax. This will affect your next burn. 

Ensure your wick is centered.

After each burn, you can adjust the wick while the wax is still melted.

Step 04 Upcycle

When a 1/4 inch of wax is left in your vessel, it's time to discontinue use and upcycle your glass.

Put the candle in the freezer until the wax is frozen, your extras should pop out easily for you. Reuse your wax for your wax melt, or reuse your glass tumbler for whatever you want.