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    Woodwick Soft Chambray candles

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    The fresh fragrance Woodwick Soft Chambray lets you relax after a long day of work. This rich luxurious scent of roses and jasmine is soft and fresh. This fragrance reminds you of a wonderfully fresh fabric softener. Do you prefer a fresh forest scent? Then view theWoodwick White Willow Moss candles.

    Which Woodwick Soft Chambray candles are there?

    We have the Woodwick Soft Chambray fragrance in 6 different articles. These blue Soft Chambray scented candles come in various sizes and shapes. If you are looking for a candle that is almost always somewhere to put down or use, we recommend themedium Woodwick candles. These candles have a burning time of about 60 hours.

    Woodwick Soft Chambray scented candles

    These blue Woodwick Soft Chambray candles feature the patented wooden fins. These fuses ensure that the candle gives a long fire and a soft crackling fireplace. The candles are best burned for 1 to 4 hours after which they dry again so that they will burn again the next time. Most of the candles are also supplied with a wooden lid that can also be used as a coaster for the candle.

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    AllWoodwick candlesare made from Soya wax which ensures an extremely long burning time and clean combustion. These candles are made with the utmost care and you notice that as soon as you try a Woodwick candle.

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