Smells Like Spells dedicate this hand-made soy-wax aromatic candle with the aroma of ambergris, patchouli and myrrh to those who aspire to improve their financial situation. Even with a touch of magic financial luck will only come to people who put in some effort, struggle and aim for it. However, sometimes a bit of supernatural help is necessary and that’s why the magical fragrance of the candle and a simple meditation/affirmation ritual might help to:

• Open paths and opportunities for financial flows to reach your home;
• Realize your plans related to the material plane of life;
• Plan income and expense;
• Protect your material wealth from unexpected expense and jealousy of others.

In Norse mythology, god Freyr is the patron of fertility and prosperity. With the help of Freyr this candle will allow to plant a seed of the magical money tree that brings financial wealth to your home.

The magic fragrance of this candle is based on old customs, traditions and the belief that every plant or aroma has its own magical purpose. It is like a witch recipe, where each plant and its aroma have a very important aromatherapic and magic function. The main notes supplement each other with aromatherapic properties and create a high-end fragrance pyramid where each scent has its place in harmony with other aromas.

Together with this soy wax candle you will get: A detailed description of the candle’s purpose; a description of the aromatherapic effect of different scents; a simple meditation/affirmation ritual that will help you to reveal the powers of the aromatic candle. With the help of Freyr, the god of fertility and prosperity, these powers might allow financial wealth to reach your home. This scented candle will help you realize plans and aspiration related to the material plane of life.

• Pure soy wax; essential and fragrance oils; wooden wick
• Amber glass cut bottle jar
• Burning time: approx 50 hours
• Height: 10 cm; Diameter: 8.5 cm
• Weight: 400 g; Net weight: 250 g
• Recyclable or reusable packaging
• Hand-made in Lithuania