Boy Smells de Nimes Candle 251ml

What started as experimental candle-making in a Los Angeles kitchen has evolved into a world-coveted range of olfactory offerings that are so much more than their intriguing scents and effortlessly chic vessels. The brainchild of co-founders and real-life partners Matthew Herman and David Kien, Boy Smells' inclusive ethos – one that rejects traditional gender norms and transcends the gender binary – means that their all-natural wax candles are made for anyone and everyone. Scent your space with the quiet sophistication of the Provençal way of life with the De Nîmes candle, inspired by the birthplace of denim workwear.

Named after the city of Nîmes, Boy Smells' De Nîmes candle is unequivocally chic, boasting an intense, intoxicating scent that exudes the quiet sophistication that goes hand in hand with the Provençal lifestyle.

A holiday scent with a unique quality, this blue jean dream of a candle was inspired by the French city of Nîmes, where denim workwear was first produced. Journeying through top notes of earthy violet, black peppercorn and blueberry, through to a heart of ambergris and heady incense, finishing in a haze of moss and juniper... this candle has the quiet quality of French sophistication. With a burn time of roughly 50 hours, this coconut and beeswax blend is held in a glossy black vessel that's punctuated with a clean-looking matte pink label - it'll look right at home wherever you deign to display it!

All natural white coconut and beeswax blend with braided cotton wick.

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Prior to each lighting, trim the wick to 1/4” for a clean and smoke free burn.On your first light, allow the entire surface of wax to melt - Minimum of 3 hours. There will be some “wax wall hanging,” but that's normal. Ensure the wick is centred.

After each burn, adjust the wick while the wax is still molten. When a 1/4” of wax is left in your candle, it's time to upcycle the glass.