Wood + Honey
Farmhouse: Bergamot + Thyme
Farmhouse: Bergamot + Thyme
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Bergamot + Thyme
Bright, sophisticated, and just a little wild.
Inspired by the first yoga retreat I led back in 2019 to Tuscany, Italy – smells of wine, Aperol, crisp breezes and jasmine from the gardens – a lovely and unique experience to say the least.
This is what happens when a garden party meets a late summer breeze. Bergamot brings the citrusy brightness, thyme adds the herbal backbone, and jasmine adds the needed sophistication that together land somewhere between “I’ve got my sh*t together” and “don’t open that second bottle of wine.”
Scent Notes:
- Bright bergamot, fresh-cut thyme, soft herbs
- Green, citrusy, clean without being sweet
- Feels like late afternoon sunlight on warm stone
Burn it when your to-do list is screaming but you need a minute to breathe.
About Our Beeswax Candles
About Our Beeswax Candles
About Wood + Honey Beeswax Candles -
- Hand-poured in small batches by a outdoor loving, f-bomb-dropping mom in Maryland who, loves hard, and gives a damn. Made with care, hustle, and late-night cups of tea (or bourbon—depends on the night)
- Made with 100% pure beeswax from a 4th-generation beekeeper who actually cares about the bees.
- Blended with a smidge of organic coconut wax so your candle burns evenly and without tunneling (because no one likes wasted wax).
- Free from the nasty stuff—no toxins, no parabens, no phthalates, no BS. Also free from everything on California’s Prop 65 list.
- Scented with skin-safe, leaping bunny–certified fragrance oils (aka cruelty-free and gentle enough to burn around your babies, pets, and sensitive noses).
- Wood wicks are natural, untreated, and bases have zero lead—because duh.
- Burns clean and releases negative ions that can help cut down on airborne junk like dust and dander. Bonus: no weird black soot.
Recommended Burning Instructions
Recommended Burning Instructions
Recommended Burning Instructions
- Beeswax is a very hard wax and burns very hot and slow. These candles should last you for a while.
- Wood wick is cut to appropriate height when new. Make sure the wick is kept to about a 1/4" before lighting. Too high and the flame can get smokey and a little wild, too low and it may suffocate in the pool of wax.
- Before relighting your candle each time, be sure to break off some of the previously burnt wick. This will help prevent smoking and assist in ideal flame height.
- It is not uncommon to hear a soft crackling sound while burning, which is why wood wicks are so cool.
- Recommended burn time of at least 2 to 3 hours to avoid tunneling.
- Tunneling may occur initially until a big enough wax pool is made, and the glass begins to warm.
- Cracking in the wax near the wick is common due to the fast cooling time and hard nature of beeswax. Be patient when lighting.
- DO NOT extinguish with water.
- DO NOT replace lid until candle has cooled completely.
- DO NOT BURN FOR MORE THAN 4 HOURS AT A TIME.
- Discontinue use if glass is broken or cracked.
- DO NOT BURN when candle has a 1/2" of wax or less.
