DIPTYQUE

Tubereuse Scented Candle 190 G In Clear Vessel

Cream wax Tubereuse candle from Diptyque featuring a front centre logo stamp, fresh notes of Indian tuberose, a cotton wicker and a glass jar.

Hand-poured scented paraffin wax candle. Features notes of fresh tubereuse flowers, fruit, and milk. Glass vessel with logo at face. H2.75 x W2 x D2 in Burn time: 20 hours

What it is: A scented candle housed in a clear-colored glass vessel that's a beautiful focal point for any room. Fragrance story: The tuberose, a flower known to deploy its captivating sensuality at dusk, radiates a romantic fragrance that's intoxicating and captivating. How to use: The first time you burn your Diptyque candle, allow it to burn for at least two hours until the whole top is liquid with wax to help it burn more evenly next time. Before lighting, trim the wick to 1/4-inch length, which will allow the candle to burn slowly and will help avoid black marks around the edge of the glass. After blowing out the candle, recenter and straighten the wick.

What it is: A scented candle housed in a clear-colored glass vessel that's a beautiful focal point for any room. Fragrance story: The tuberose, a flower known to deploy its captivating sensuality at dusk, radiates a romantic fragrance that's intoxicating and captivating. How to use: The first time you burn your Diptyque candle, allow it to burn for at least two hours until the whole top is liquid with wax to help it burn more evenly next time. Before lighting, trim the wick to 1/4-inch length, which will allow the candle to burn slowly and will help avoid black marks around the edge of the glass. After blowing out the candle, recenter and straighten the wick.

Diptyque 6.7 oz. Tuberose Scented Candle Tuberose (Floral Family) At dusk, the heady fragrance of this intoxicating, beguiling flower deploys its captivating sensuality. 190g/ 5.6 oz. Designer About Diptyque: When celebrities travel to Paris, they flock to the Left Bank to stock up on Diptyque candles. Diptyque produced its first handmade candles in 1963, infusing them with fresh botanical scents. Today, they're widely acknowledged to be one of the world's finest candles.