Wondering how to use the Lavender Shea Butter Massage Candle? Here are our top tips to enjoy this sensual trinket.
Why Global Mamas’ Shea Butter?
Shea Butter, indigenous to Africa, is a rich moisturizer with natural antioxidants like tocopherols and vitamin E. Sundos & Silk’s shea butter massage candle has been produced with the highest-quality, socially-conscious shea butter from Global Mamas. Infused with lavender, this candle will create a relaxing oasis to melt your stresses away as soon as you light it.
Since 2003, Global Mamas has used communities from around the world to create unique, handmade products. Focusing on health and happiness in addition to financial stability, Global Mamas helps 600 producers from seven different communities realize their dreams. Global Mamas has also helped Ghana by creating new jobs and giving each Mama a livable source of income, the opportunity to contribute to decisions, and learn through continued training.
How to Use Your Shea Butter Massage Candle
1. Light for Relaxing Aromatherapy
Your massage candle helps create a soothing environment because of the release of natural lavender essential oil. Lavender scents aid in relaxing your central nervous system. While the soft crackle and throw of the clean burning wooden wick
2. Use for Massage or Moisturizing
To use your candle for massaging or moisturizing, light your candle and allow the shea butter to slowly melt. When you’ve enjoyed the scent for about 5-10 minutes, blow out the candle, let the liquid cool, then use the melted liquid to massage into your hands or even for a full body massage.
3. Keep It Short
For the best performance of your candles, remember to trim the wick down to ¼” between use.
Depending on your use, this four-ounce candle can burn for up to 12 hours or be used for 2-3 massages. The golden tin is also reusable or recyclable once spent.
We hope you enjoy the soothing benefits of this little gem.
Post by Barbara Lee.
Barbara is a world traveler who is passionate about sustainable food systems, responsible consumerism, and holistic living. Her professional background and interests include writing, cooking, non-profit work, and eco-conservation.
