Syllabus Week – Dorm Glow Candle + Wax Lamp
📚 Smells like: You’re going to class… but cute.
It’s the first week back—fresh fits, iced coffee in hand, and exactly zero plans to read the actual syllabus. Enter: Syllabus Week, the candle that captures the vibe of a new semester before the chaos hits.
Bright, citrusy grapefruit meets sweet, tropical mangosteen with just a kiss of peach—like a juicy group chat in scent form. This candle is your roommate’s fave before you even light it. The kind of scent that makes you clean your room, organize your planner (for a week), and pretend you have it all together.
Perfect for vibing through those "introduce yourself" icebreakers and turning your dorm into a stress-free, juicy-scented zone of fake productivity.
Fragrance Notes:
Top: Tangy Grapefruit
Middle: Sweet Mangosteen
Base: Hint of Peach + Creamy Citrus
Quick Highlights:
🍊 Citrus + Sweet Tropical Energy
💡 Infused with orange essential oil
🕯️ Soy wax
📓 Inspired by that optimistic first week when you're still using color-coded pens
Syllabus Week – Dorm Glow Candle + Wax Lamp
📚 Smells like: You’re going to class… but cute.
It’s the first week back—fresh fits, iced coffee in hand, and exactly zero plans to read the actual syllabus. Enter: Syllabus Week, the candle that captures the vibe of a new semester before the chaos hits.
Bright, citrusy grapefruit meets sweet, tropical mangosteen with just a kiss of peach—like a juicy group chat in scent form. This candle is your roommate’s fave before you even light it. The kind of scent that makes you clean your room, organize your planner (for a week), and pretend you have it all together.
Perfect for vibing through those "introduce yourself" icebreakers and turning your dorm into a stress-free, juicy-scented zone of fake productivity.
Fragrance Notes:
Top: Tangy Grapefruit
Middle: Sweet Mangosteen
Base: Hint of Peach + Creamy Citrus
Quick Highlights:
🍊 Citrus + Sweet Tropical Energy
💡 Infused with orange essential oil
🕯️ Soy wax
📓 Inspired by that optimistic first week when you're still using color-coded pens
