Shave & A Haircut Soy Candle | 8 oz Mason Jar

Clean. Sophisticated. Darkly fresh.

Fresh shave, crisp collar, a walk along the coast. Shave & A Haircut captures the polished feel of an old-school barbershop and brings it home in a modern, understated way.

It opens bright and airy with ozone and petitgrain, then moves into sea salt, a touch of plum and cool eucalyptus. Sandalwood, soft powder and dark musk ground it all with a smooth, warm finish that lingers.

Fresh without being overly aquatic. Masculine without being heavy. Easy to burn any season, in any room.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Petitgrain, Ozone
• Middle: Sea Salt, Plum, Eucalyptus
• Base: Powder, Sandalwood, Dark Musk

Details

• 8 oz (227 g) soy wax
• Hand-poured in small batches
• Classic glass mason jar with white metal screw-top lid
• Warm kraft label
• Approx. burn time: 30–40 hours

The screw-top lid keeps dust off the wax between burns, and the simple jar and kraft label look right at home in an office, den, bathroom or bedroom. A great gift for dads, partners, groomsmen, or anyone who'd rather not smell like a cupcake.

Pair It With

• Candle Wick Trimmer: the easiest way to keep that wick at ¼ inch for a clean, even burn. Available in matte black or gold.
• Wanderlust Soy Candle: a warm, earthy blend of citrus, amber and oakmoss for when you want something cozier.
• Browse all of our candles.

For the Best Burn

• First burn: let the melted wax reach the edges of the jar before blowing it out. This sets an even melt pool and prevents tunneling.
• Trim the wick to ¼ inch before every burn. Our wick trimmer makes this quick and tidy.
• Burn no longer than 4 hours at a time, and let the candle cool completely before relighting.

Candle Safety

Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, pets, drafts, vents and anything flammable. Burn on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Keep the wax pool free of matches, wick trimmings and debris. Don't move the candle while lit or while the wax is liquid. The jar can get hot. Stop burning when about ¼ inch of wax remains to avoid overheating the glass.