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There is a version of December that is less tinsel and more sighing. "Tis' The Damn Season" is for the person doing four parties, two drives and one family dinner they never agreed to, and it is said with love.
Hand poured in the Signature Color jar with 60+ hours of Balsam + Cedar, it smells like a tree lot and reads like a complaint. A neighbor, a coworker in retail: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
A neighbor, coworkers in retail, white elephant, the friend with three things on in one week, and anyone who has already said the phrase out loud this month.
Product Details
Scent
15. Balsam + Cedar - Fraser Fir, Balsam & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good Christmas gift for a neighbor who hates the holidays?
A: Give the holiday-averse neighbor something that agrees with them rather than something relentlessly cheerful. This one is the joke and the peace offering at once.
Q: Is a candle a good gift for someone who works retail in December?
A: Retail workers spend December on their feet under fluorescent light, so something for the flat they collapse into lands well. Balsam and cedar reads as off duty.
Q: How do I use candles to make a dark December room feel less bleak?
A: Two or three low flames at different heights do more for a dark room than one overhead light. Put them where you already sit, not where they look best.
Q: Can the jar go in the dishwasher once it is empty?
A: Hand washing is the safer route for an empty jar, since a dishwasher will lift the printed label. Warm soapy water gets the last of the wax out.
Q: Do these jars work in a room with no holiday decorations?
A: A single jar on a plain shelf works year round, because the glass is a simple cylinder and the scent is woodland rather than festive. A tree-lot smell suits January.
Q: What kind of wick does this candle use?
A: It uses a cotton wick with no lead core, which holds a steady flame and carries the scent evenly across a room. Trim it to 1/4" before every light.
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There is a version of December that is less tinsel and more sighing. "Tis' The Damn Season" is for the person doing four parties, two drives and one family dinner they never agreed to, and it is said with love.
Hand poured in the Signature Color jar with 60+ hours of Balsam + Cedar, it smells like a tree lot and reads like a complaint. A neighbor, a coworker in retail: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
A neighbor, coworkers in retail, white elephant, the friend with three things on in one week, and anyone who has already said the phrase out loud this month.
Product Details
Scent
15. Balsam + Cedar - Fraser Fir, Balsam & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good Christmas gift for a neighbor who hates the holidays?
A: Give the holiday-averse neighbor something that agrees with them rather than something relentlessly cheerful. This one is the joke and the peace offering at once.
Q: Is a candle a good gift for someone who works retail in December?
A: Retail workers spend December on their feet under fluorescent light, so something for the flat they collapse into lands well. Balsam and cedar reads as off duty.
Q: How do I use candles to make a dark December room feel less bleak?
A: Two or three low flames at different heights do more for a dark room than one overhead light. Put them where you already sit, not where they look best.
Q: Can the jar go in the dishwasher once it is empty?
A: Hand washing is the safer route for an empty jar, since a dishwasher will lift the printed label. Warm soapy water gets the last of the wax out.
Q: Do these jars work in a room with no holiday decorations?
A: A single jar on a plain shelf works year round, because the glass is a simple cylinder and the scent is woodland rather than festive. A tree-lot smell suits January.
Q: What kind of wick does this candle use?
A: It uses a cotton wick with no lead core, which holds a steady flame and carries the scent evenly across a room. Trim it to 1/4" before every light.