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Bubble Rubik Scented Candle, The Perfect Gift for Puzzle Lovers, Shaped Candles, Soy Wax Candles, Eco-Friendly Candles, Decorative Candles

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Specifications

- Ingredients: Beeswax, soywax, cotton wick

- Fragrance: Gentle, slightly sweet scent of honey due to the ingredients of soy wax and beeswax

Description

Bubble Rubik Scented Candle, The Perfect Gift for Puzzle Lovers, Shaped Candles, Soy Wax Candles, Eco-Friendly Candles, Decorative Candles

Not only does it have a relaxing scent purely from nature, this lovely Rubik's cube-shaped candle can also decorate and highlight the living space. Candles are made from natural ingredients, safe for your health as well as helping you relax your mind and ease daily stress.

Bubble Rubik Scented Candle, The Perfect Gift for Puzzle Lovers, Shaped Candles, Soy Wax Candles, Eco-Friendly Candles, Decorative Candles Bubble Rubik Scented Candle, The Perfect Gift for Puzzle Lovers, Shaped Candles, Soy Wax Candles, Eco-Friendly Candles, Decorative Candles Bubble Rubik Scented Candle, The Perfect Gift for Puzzle Lovers, Shaped Candles, Soy Wax Candles, Eco-Friendly Candles, Decorative Candles

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About KISS Notebook & Gift

Based on the concept “Keep it sweet & simple", KISS Concept was born in 2016. This brand offers high-quality, recycled notebooks with a minimalistic design.

Each product line from KISS has a story and a unique message. Products are made from plant-based materials with high durability, waterproof surface, and aesthetic value.

The main focus is on prioritizing quality and sustainability for each product. KISS is built on a sustainable foundation and has been striving to produce eco-friendly products. They hope the products will educate the young audience about the environmental issues and lay a foundation for later generations. They want to inspire the youth to adapt and embrace a green lifestyle and become more aware of their natural surroundings.

 

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