Ingredients & Safety
What goes into every candle, mist, and ritual we make.
Every formula starts with one test: does this material earn its place in the ritual? We keep the supplier list short, and we would rather explain a trade-off than dress an ingredient up to sound cleaner than it is.

A custom coconut, apricot, and soy wax, built for a single even pour. A UV stabilizer keeps colored and clear candles from fading, and the blend resists the frosting and wet spots that plague all-natural waxes. It is not paraffin-free: that small paraffin content is what gives it a clean melt pool and carries scent across a room instead of trapping it near the flame.
Braided cotton wick, free of lead and zinc, shaped to curl into the flame so it stays trimmed on its own.

Two libraries, and the choice between them is about what the scent needs rather than which is better. A cedarwood should smell like cedarwood; a gourmand needs a lab.
Water-based, with no alcohol in it. Alcohol sprays open sharp and fade fast; this base lets the scent arrive immediately and sit gently on skin without drying it. It carries our oils from a light mist up to a true eau de toilette strength, and is free of added alcohol, parabens, and phthalates throughout.
Room and linen sprays share that base. The odor-eliminating spray is a separate formula, made to break odor down at the source rather than layer a new scent over it.

A purpose-built carrier pulls fragrance steadily up through natural reeds, so the throw holds for weeks instead of fading in the first few days. Blended in-house, with the ratio tested against the room each scent is meant for.
Liquid soap on a COSMOS-certified castile base — organic coconut oil, high-oleic sunflower oil, and plant-derived glycerin, with no SLS or SLES anywhere in it. Lotion on a light, fast-absorbing COSMOS-certified base. Both arrive unscented; we finish them by hand from our fragrance library.
Every new formula is tested for throw, wear, and batch-to-batch consistency before it reaches the shelf. If a material, a sensitivity, or an allergy concerns you, ask — we will tell you exactly what is in the bottle.