Garden Mint smells like a garden in full, green motion—cool, crisp, and almost mouthwatering in its freshness. The first impression is that burst of just-picked mint leaves, releasing their bright, peppery-green aroma as you rub them between your fingers. Beneath that is an earthy undertone, like damp soil after rain, grounding the sharpness with a touch of natural warmth. There’s even a whisper of sweetness, as if a hint of spearmint or basil has slipped into the bouquet, making the scent more rounded and inviting. It’s the olfactory equivalent of stepping barefoot into a dewy herb garden at dawn.
Or in Ben’s words, “it smells like mint from a garden.”
For an 8oz soy wax candle, expect a burn time of about 40–50 hours with proper care.
Garden Mint smells like a garden in full, green motion—cool, crisp, and almost mouthwatering in its freshness. The first impression is that burst of just-picked mint leaves, releasing their bright, peppery-green aroma as you rub them between your fingers. Beneath that is an earthy undertone, like damp soil after rain, grounding the sharpness with a touch of natural warmth. There’s even a whisper of sweetness, as if a hint of spearmint or basil has slipped into the bouquet, making the scent more rounded and inviting. It’s the olfactory equivalent of stepping barefoot into a dewy herb garden at dawn.
Or in Ben’s words, “it smells like mint from a garden.”
For an 8oz soy wax candle, expect a burn time of about 40–50 hours with proper care.
