Earthly Body Ylang Ylang Lavender Aphrodisiac Massage Candle 170g

The Floral Afterglow

The bathwater has gone still. A small flame keeps the room awake. Ylang ylang rises first, rich and floral, while lavender follows behind it and softens the edges.

Earthly Body Ylang Ylang Lavender is a 170g massage candle that melts into warm massage oil, blending candlelight, fragrance, and touch within one slow ritual.

It belongs to evenings when the atmosphere should linger after the flame has gone out.

"The flame sets the mood, but the warm floral afterglow is what stays on the skin."

Ylang Ylang Lavender Aphrodisiac Massage Candle Key Features:

✔ Candle-To-Oil Ritual: As the candle burns, the melted blend becomes warm massage oil, carrying the evening naturally from atmosphere into touch.

✔ Ylang Ylang Depth: The exotic floral note gives the fragrance its lush, intimate character and a richer presence beneath the candlelight.

✔ Lavender Hush: Familiar lavender softens the deeper floral scent, creating an afterglow that feels calm rather than overpowering.

✔ Five Botanical Oils: Hemp seed, apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, and coconut oils form the nourishing foundation of the massage blend.

✔ Warm Massage Glide: The oil-rich melt creates a smooth glide across the skin once the flame is extinguished and the temperature has been checked.

✔ 170g Evening Size: The substantial candle format leaves room for more than one slow evening rather than treating the ritual as a single-use moment.

✔ Aphrodisiac Collection: Part of the Earthly Body at Night range, the candle is shaped around fragrance, atmosphere, and intentional evening rituals.

✔ Two-Part Atmosphere: It begins as a scented candle and continues as warm massage oil, allowing the mood to deepen without introducing another product.

The floral afterglow begins before the wax has fully melted. Ylang ylang gives the room a lush, exotic depth, while lavender keeps the fragrance balanced with something softer, cleaner, and more familiar.

Once a warm pool has formed, the ritual changes. Extinguish the flame, allow the oil to cool to a comfortable temperature, and the same candle that shaped the light becomes a smooth massage oil for unhurried touch.

The blend is enriched with hemp seed, apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, and coconut oils. Together, they give the melted formula a more considered skin feel than an ordinary fragranced candle and make the transition from flame to massage feel deliberate rather than decorative.

This is an external massage product rather than a personal lubricant. Test a small amount on the inner wrist before wider use, particularly if fragrance or botanical oils are new to your skin.

Who It’s Good For

This massage candle is a strong match for anyone who enjoys rich floral fragrance, warm massage oil, and evening rituals that move naturally from candlelight into touch.

It also suits those drawn to ylang ylang but wanting lavender to keep the scent softer and more grounded.

Who It’s Not So Good For

It may not suit someone who prefers fragrance-free body products, crisp citrus or woody scents, or an unscented massage oil with no candle ritual. Anyone sensitive to fragrance or the listed botanical oils should check the label carefully and patch test before use.

Care Note

Place the candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from fabrics, pets, and draughts, and never leave the flame unattended. Once enough oil has melted, extinguish the candle, allow the oil to cool slightly, test the temperature on the inner wrist, and use externally for massage only.

Size & Details

◆ Candle Size: 170g

◆ Product Type: Scented massage candle

◆ Fragrance: Ylang ylang and lavender

◆ Key Oils: Hemp seed, apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, and coconut

The Love Boulevard Edit

We choose Ylang Ylang Lavender for the evening that should have an afterglow of its own. The exotic floral scent fills the room, lavender settles it, and the melted oil carries the warmth beyond the flame.

We curate the best so there is less searching through ordinary scented candles and more focus on the slow ritual waiting after the light softens.