Candle & Oil Set
Specifications
A candle and its oil, matched and boxed: the 270g candle for the room, the 15ml essential oil for a burner or the bath, so the scent can follow you from one to the other. In Soothe, Happy, New Romantic, Moonlight Bloom, Forest Bathing and Incense. Frosted white glass for Soothe, Happy, New Romantic and Moonlight Bloom; amber glass for Forest Bathing and Incense. Soy wax. Cotton wick. Hand-blended on Connaught Street, in small batches.
Fourteen essential oils. Every one named.
Single-origin, sourced from the grower who knows them best. No carriers, no extenders, no synthetic fragrance.
herbalLavender
Steam-distilled at altitude. Soft, herbaceous, never medicinal.
FloralRose Geranium
Warm and rosy under the lavender. Holds the whole blend steady.
citrusBergamot
Cold-pressed from the peel of the bergamot fruit. The lift at the top of the formula.
HerbalEucalyptus
A cool opening. The clarity of clean sheets.
CitrusSweet Orange
Sweet orange and warm light, pressed from the peel.
CitrusMay Chang
Bright lemon-sherbet citrus from a small berry.
CitrusLemongrass
Sharp, green and citrus-bright.
FloralYlang Ylang
Rich, sweet and floral, with a banana-cream warmth.
HerbalBasil
Green and sweet, a cut herb garden.
HerbalSpearmint
Cool, sweet mint, softer than peppermint.
CitrusLemon Verbena
Bright lemon leaf, green and clean.
FloralJasmine
The smell of a summer bedroom and a kitchen garden at the same time.
WoodySandalwood
Soft, creamy and quietly woody. A base that holds everything above it.
SweetVanilla
Soft, sweet and resinous, never sugary.
Poured at Connaught Street. One batch at a time.
Every candle is hand-poured in small batches at our London workshop. Emily blends every scent and makes each batch by hand. The candles are then poured, labelled and finished by hand.
How to burn a Yougi candle.
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First burn to the edges.
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A few drops in water.
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Not neat on the skin.
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Keep the lid tight.
The blend, in its other forms.
The same scent where it is made, and the nearest to it where it is not.
