Brooklyn Candle Studio

Santal XL 3-Wick Candle

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$47.5 $95 In stock

Category: XL 3-Wick Candles

TOP NOTES: Hinoki Cypress
MIDDLE NOTES: Cedar, Pine
BASE NOTE: Vetiver, Sandalwood

A sultry masculine blend of earth and woods. Hinoki Cypress floats above a rich heart of cedar and pine over a warm base of vetiver and sandalwood. 

Made in Brooklyn, New York with 100% soy wax for an eco-friendly clean burn. We use lead-free cotton wicks and premium fragrance oils infused with essential oils. Our candles are vegan, cruelty-free, phthalate-free, and petroleum-free.

Please keep in mind that because we use 100% soy wax, our candles are, by design, not as super strong as those made or enhanced with paraffin wax. Our reason for using pure soy wax is 1) because it is a sustainable ingredient and 2) because paraffin wax emits benzene and formaldehyde, known carcinogens, when burned. Unlike paraffin-based candles, our candles are designed to be friendly for fragrance-induced migraine and allergy sufferers and sensitive noses. Our candles are intended to complement, not overpower your space. 

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Jacob X. ★★★★★

Burned it for a couple hours and the sandalwood and vetiver base really settles into the room without getting overpowering, which is exactly what I wanted for my office. The three wicks give off a steady, even melt across the whole surface. I’ll definitely be grabbing another one when this runs out.

William ★★★★★

The cold throw on this thing is insane — I lit it in my living room and within twenty minutes the whole hallway smelled like a cedar forest after rain. The hinoki cypress is the star, but that warm sandalwood base keeps it from going too sharp. Burned it for four hours and the wax pool stayed perfec

Carter ★★★★★

The throw on this thing is incredible—I had it burning in the office and could smell the cedar and sandalwood from the hallway. The hinoki cypress note gives it a fresh, almost smoky edge that's nothing like the sweet candles my wife usually picks out. Easily the best 60-plus hours I've spent on a c