Candles
- Low-melt wax — poured warm on the skin, not hot
- Becomes the massage medium: no second product needed
- Four fragrances at one price
- Contains almond oil — ask about nut allergies first
Sweet and gourmand. The warmest of the four.
- Scent familyCherry over a creamy, vanilla-like base.
- Reach for itCold rooms, evening appointments, and clients who want to be comforted rather than energised.
Green floral. Fresh rather than sweet.
- Scent familyCrisp white floral with a green edge.
- Reach for itMorning sessions and activating protocols, where a gourmand scent would feel heavy.
A low-melt candle that becomes the massage medium. Lit before the session, the wax turns into a warm oil that can be poured straight onto the skin — hydrating, nourishing, and slippery enough for wood or metal tools to glide without dragging.
The formula:
- Soy wax — a low, even melt and a silky touch.
- Almond and coconut oil — hydrate and nourish, supporting the look of elasticity.
- Hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) — rich in antioxidants.
- Shea butter — conditions the skin and supports the look of firmness.
- Vitamin E — an antioxidant that helps protect the skin and improve its texture.
What it does for the session is practical: better glide and more comfort mean a practitioner can work longer and more precisely, and the warmth prepares the area before the tools go on.
Contains almond oil and hemp-derived CBD. Ask every client about nut allergies before use, check that topical CBD is permitted where you practise, and always test the pool temperature on your own inner wrist first.
How does it work?
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- Made by us Poured in Colombia, alongside the tools we turn
- Low-melt formula Soy wax, almond and coconut oil, shea butter, vitamin E
- Ships worldwide Tracked delivery to professionals in eight countries
- Trade pricing From 10 units, mix and match across the catalogue See wholesale tiers
It melts at a temperature you can pour straight onto skin. That is the whole design.
Indicated for
Where a massage candle earns its place
Not the right product for
Clients with a nut allergy — this contains almond oil. Ask before the session, not after. Also not for broken, irritated or sunburned skin, and never poured near the face or over a bony area. Always test the pool temperature on your own inner wrist first.
- One product, two jobsThe wax becomes the massage medium — you are not lighting it for the smell and then reaching for oil.
- Warmth on the skinPoured warm, so the area is comfortable before the tools go on.
- Nourishing baseSoy wax, almond and coconut oil, shea butter and vitamin E.
- Four fragrancesCherry Cream, Lotus, Calla Lily and Pomegranate, all the same price.
- The roomThe part of a session clients describe afterwards, and photograph.
- RetailA consumable a client will come back for.
In the session
How to work with it
- 01
Light it before the client arrives
Fifteen to twenty minutes for a pool to form across the surface. A candle lit at the start of the session is not ready when you need it.
- 02
Test it on your own wrist. Every time.
Low-melt wax is designed to be poured on skin, but pool temperature varies with burn time and room temperature. Your inner wrist is the check — never the client's back.
- 03
Pour low, in a line, then work it in
Close to the skin, along the area you are about to treat. Spread by hand first, then bring in the tools once the whole surface is slippery.
- 04
Extinguish and let it set
It hardens and re-melts for the next session. Keep the wick trimmed and store it covered so dust does not settle in the pool.
Buying for a clinic or academy?
Wholesale starts at ten pieces
Mix and match any references. Discounts from 15%, custom laser engraving with your clinic’s name, and freight quoted directly so you are not paying retail rates.
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