Wanderlust Folk Candle Co.
Mothman Encounter | Cryptid Legend Candle
Mothman Encounter | Cryptid Legend Candle
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Part of the New Cryptid Candle Collection: As legend has it, a strange creature mortified countless West Viginia residents in 1966. This creature was described as being at least 7 ft tall, with a humanoid body & a wingspan at least 10 ft in length. Its distinguishing feature? Two red glowing eyes that terrified anyone who saw them. For the next year, this strange moth-like creature continued to terrorize the residents of Point Pleasant. Thus, the legend of the Mothman was born.
This candle captures that eerie mystery with a blend of Black Amber, Vetiver Root, Misty Hills, Tonka Bean, Rosewood, White Thyme, Cedar, Vetiver Root
100% soy wax; a dark night color with a Mothman circle card on top of its 100% soy wax.
Made using non-toxic fragrance oils and dyes.
Wick type: The HTP wick; a flat braided design, but with thin paper fibers intertwined. The result is a cleaner burning, self-trimming wick with additional structural strength, controlled curling and a hotter, more efficient flame.
All ingredients and materials 100% made in the USA
Materials
Materials
Candles & Wax Melts Packs are made with 100% soy wax. Soy wax is made from non- GMO soybeans grown in the USA.
Wax Melts Shapes Packs are made from beeswax sourced from a local beekeeper in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
All candles and melts are made usng non-toxic fragrance oils, essential oils, or combintion of both.
Any candle or melts with them - herbal toppings are either grown by us, or sourced in the USA
All other materials and ingredients made in the USA
Care information
Care information
Never leave candles or wax melts unattended while in use.
Best practice is to burn candles on non-flammable surfaces out of reach of children and pets.
When re-lighting, for better more efficient burning, if wick is curled or long, trim wick to 1/4". [This is not always necessary]
We recommend not leaving candles lit for more that 5 hours at a time, as the containers can become very hot.
