Eucalyptus Spearmint

The name of the candle is quite self explanatory - Eucalyptus & Spearmint. It has citronellol linalool along with other plant derived constituents such as coumarin that possesses a vanilla like aroma, found in cinnamon a well as tonka tree, native to Guyana. It also has geraniol that can be found in citronella, palmarosa and rose essential oils, and limonene that is found eucalyptus, spearmint and in the peel of citrus fruits. Consumers found this scented candle to be relaxing, and effective in filling up large spaces with its fragrance while eliminating stale odors.

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