Whimsy Spellfire: Delight in the Zesty Allure of Lemon Pound Cake A Sweet Citrus Symphony by Soap Witch Crafts – A Decadent Ode to Cozy Comforts So yesterday I tried a love potion (NEVER AGAIN)! I don’t know why, but this green smoke started billowing from my cauldron (it was supposed to be pink). I foolishly took a sniff and sneezed so hard I almost flew into my own cauldron! Somehow, some way there was this waxy stuff left behind once all the smoke cleared. I melted it down and made a candle and the results are delightfully magnificent… The Ritual Begins: A Flicker of Whimsy, A Whole Lot of Cozy It started with just a spark—one tiny flicker of flame—and suddenly your entire space transformed. The dull day vanished. The chores? What chores? You were swept into a golden kitchen haze where pound cake cooled on a vintage rack, lemon zest floated through the air, and the walls practically hummed with joy. With every flicker, the mood turned sugary sweet and citrus bright—like a fresh-out-the-oven daydream. Key Benefits: * Earthy Enchantment in Every Tin: This travel-friendly tin may be small, but its ambiance-casting powers are mighty. * Alluring Flame for Everyday Sorcery: Whether you’re enchanting your living room or summoning serenity to your bath, this sleek soy candle casts a warm, cozy glow to calm even the wildest witchy nerves. * A Zesty Slice of Comfort: Lemon Pound Cake blends tangy lemon zest, golden vanilla cake, and a dusting of sugar—like dessert at grandma’s (if grandma wore glitter and cast love spells). * Sleek & Travel-Friendly Vessel: Comes housed in a minimalist tin perfect for small spaces, altar corners, travel altars, or even gifting. * Wick-edly Wonderful: Features a clean-burning cotton wick for a steady flame that glows like the soul of a contented witch. * Perks with Purchase: Your candle indulgence supports handcrafted, small-batch magic from a very real Soap Witch with glitter in her curls and sass in her soul. How to Use: * Place candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface and trim the wick to ¼ inch before lighting. * Let the wax melt all the way to the edge of the tin during the first burn (about 2–3 hours) to prevent tunneling. * Burn in 2–4 hour sessions for maximum magic and a steady, even glow. * Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from flammable materials, children, familiars, or wind-rustled spell scrolls. * When the flame’s out, allow the wax to cool completel