Sunday Reset Candle Mandarin Eight in the morning

Eight in the morning

cut only after twenty-five years of growth

It smelled like no one else but her

leaving a slight numbness on your tongue

It smells the way that first sip feels when you've been out in the heat too long

Sunday Reset Candle Mandarin Eight in the morningNotes: Eucalyptus, Clove, Cedar, Patchouli, Vanilla Light this one and the first breath is cold. Peppermint and eucalyptus are sharp and clean. You take in a lungful of winter air, cold enough that you feel it behind your eyes, and your sinuses open up. The cold fades, and the room becomes warm and low. Clove comes first, dark and sweet, leaving a slight numbness on your tongue, like a clove pressed into an orange. Behind it is cedar, dry and clean,