MEDITATION - Stress Relief Scented Candle

"Burn away your worries with a flame that only whispers serenity."

Unleash tranquility with us, a calming blend of lavender, sage, and chamomile crafted to dissolve stress and nurture inner peace. Perfect for winding down after a long day, this aromatic masterpiece fills your space with a gentle, serene energy, creating an oasis of calm amidst the chaos. Designed to soothe the mind and body, Quiet Inferno is your sanctuary in a jar.

Fragrance Notes:

• Top Notes:       Lavender Sprigs, Bergamot Zest, Eucalyptus Leaves

• Middle Notes:  Chamomile Blossoms, Clary Sage, Geranium Petals

• Base Notes:      White Musk, Amber Resin, Patchouli Root

What It Smells Like:

It smells like a refreshing breeze through a lavender field, with hints of herbal warmth and a touch of sweetness. The soothing aroma is fresh yet grounding, creating a balance between crisp eucalyptus and calming chamomile, all softened by a musky, amber-infused base. It’s an inviting and restorative scent, perfect for clearing the mind and easing tension.

Good to know:

✔️ Burn time: 60 hours

✔️ Soy wax 

✔️ Fragrance oils crafted in Grasse, France            

✔️ Hand-poured in the India

✔️ Transparent glass that glows when the candle is lit  

✔️ Recyclable packaging         

✔️ Free of sulphates and phthalates                            

✔️ Vegan and cruelty free

Why Lavender?

The Healing Power of Lavender During World War I

During World War I (1914–1918), lavender oil was widely used in hospitals and battlefields to treat soldiers suffering from stress, insomnia, and trauma. Field nurses and doctors recognised its calming properties and would diffuse lavender oil in medical tents or apply it topically to soothe nervous soldiers before and after surgeries. Beyond its stress-relieving effects, lavender also served as a natural antiseptic, providing dual benefits during one of history’s most challenging times.

One notable figure, René-Maurice  Gattefosse , a French chemist and one of the founders of modern aromatherapy, documented the therapeutic effects of lavender. His work during this era inspired widespread use of essential oils in treating stress-related ailments and established lavender as a symbol of healing and relaxation.