Gingerbread Cookie Soy Wax Candle That Melts Into Hand Cream
Gingerbread Cookie Soy Wax Candle That Melts Into Hand Cream
£20.00A soy wax candle that you can also use as a hand cream: once the wax has cooled for 3 to 10 seconds, it is safe to apply to your hands. IMperfectionists on Ziracle makes it a two-in-one for a warm gingerbread cookie scent and a bit of skincare.
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One jar, two jobs. Light it for a warm, bakery-style gingerbread cookie scent, then use the melted wax as a hand cream once it has cooled.
Why it earns a place on your shelf:
- Soy wax is plant-based and gives a clean, even burn.
- The scent is built around freshly baked gingerbread cookie notes: warm, sweet and cosy rather than sharp or perfumey.
- The wax is safe to apply to your hands after cooling for 3 to 10 seconds.
- The glass jar is fully recyclable and reusable, so it has a second life once the candle is finished.
The Ziracle view: most candles do one thing. This one turns a festive evening in into a small moment of self-care, and the jar can be reused afterwards. That is the kind of everyday choice that adds up.
How to use:
- Light the candle and let the wax melt.
- Once the wax has melted, let it cool for 3 to 10 seconds.
- Apply it to your hands.
Made by IMperfectionists, a female-founded brand that supports local artisans.
About IMperfectionists
IMperfectionists was founded to disrupt the conventional fashion industry's cycle of overconsumption and textile waste. By focusing on versatile, gender-neutral designs, the brand creates timeless pieces intended to be cherished and worn for many years, directly addressing the environmental impact of fleeting trends.
What truly sets IMperfectionists apart is their commitment to a limited release model, producing only what they can sell. This deliberate approach minimises excess inventory and environmental impact, ensuring each garment is made with purpose and moving away from the seasonal collection cycles that often contribute to fast fashion's waste problem.
A unique aspect of IMperfectionists' production is their innovative use of textile waste. Instead of discarding leftover fabric scraps, they actively upcycle these materials into new, usable items, such as transforming sweatshirt production offcuts into practical tote bags, demonstrating a full-circle approach to material management.