Soy Wax & Shea Butter Massage Candle
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Why We Love It
This massage candle brings a soft, calming glow—and a little extra care for your skin. Made with nourishing shea butter, coconut oil, and pure soy wax, it melts into a warm, gentle massage oil. Free from synthetic fragrances and additives, it’s a beautiful way to unwind naturally.
This candle doesn’t just light up the night; it doubles as a moisturizing massage oil. Made with all-natural ingredients – botanical oils and wax from soybeans, nourishing coconut oil and creamy shea butter. Just light the candle, let it burn, blow it out, and massage the warm wax into the skin. No petroleum products mean a clean, long-lasting burn. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil as the candle burns if you like to diffuse throughout the room.
- soy wax melts at a low temperature; when it's liquid, it makes a great massage oil - warm, not hot!
- we've added shea butter, so it's good for your skin
- made with botanical oils and wax from soybeans, a renewable resource grown by American farmers
- no petroleum products or additives, no artificial fragrances or synthetic colors
- burns very clean and long-lasting
Large: 7.5 oz
Tin with Pouring Spout: 2 oz
INGREDIENTS: Soy wax, soybean oil, coconut oil, shea butter, essential oils.
HOW WE DO BUSINESS
FAQs
We curate goods for slow living. Created by small batch makers who work with care, integrity, and intention. Real people using honest materials to create pieces with meaning, soul, and purpose.
We do business like our makers, with care, transparency, and intention. Every partnership reflects our belief that what we bring into our lives should feel aligned and considered. You can shop with confidence knowing our collections honor clean, crafted, and conscious values.
The Maker’s Circle represents the heart of what we believe in. Our 10 guiding values reflect how we curate, connect, and celebrate the people behind the goods within our slow living community. These are the values our makers strive for.
- Slow Living Values – Purpose driven, intentional creation
- Transparent Sourcing – Honest origins and clear practices
- Safe Materials – Non toxic, body safe, and eco friendly
- Small Batch Crafted – Made in limited quantities with care
- Handmade Quality – Human touch and artisan skill in every detail
- Timeless Craftsmanship – Enduring beauty and thoughtful function
- Ethical Production – Fair labor and responsible practices
- Sustainable Practices – Respect for nature at every stage
- Positive Energy – Made with love, gratitude, and good intention
- Conscious Packaging – Minimal, recyclable, or biodegradable materials
Each item ships directly from the maker’s workshop or studio. You may receive multiple packages, each crafted and packed by the artisans themselves.
Natural and memorable moments. We curate and procure clean, crafted, conscious goods. From special occasions and bulk orders to natural weddings, custom artisan handmades, conferences, pop-ups, gift baskets, and registry, we bring thoughtful pieces that feel personal, beautiful, and aligned with your purpose.
Real makers and materials that last, turning moments into memories that feel honest and enduring. In Southern California, we also offer local support for delivery and setup.
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We want you to love what you ordered, but we understand returns happen. Most items can be returned within 30 days if unused and in original condition. Some makers have unique return policies, which we honor respectfully.
See full details here: Refund Policy
DISCLAIMER: The Ever Good is not a healthcare provider and does not offer medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Product details and ingredient information are provided by the makers, and The Ever Good is not responsible for their claims. Our guiding values are for general inspiration and selection purposes only. Always consult a qualified professional regarding any health-related concerns.
