At a glance
- 8 oz hand-poured candle, small batch
- Scent: Coconut & Lemongrass — fresh, revitalizing, symbolizing new beginnings
- Herb: Lemon Balm, associated with clearing blockages and calm determination
- Crystal: Clear Quartz, the Master Healer, amplifying your intentions
- Clean-burning coconut soy wax blend with a cotton wick
- Burn time up to 50 hours
How to use it
- Trim the wick to about a quarter inch before lighting.
- On the first burn, let the wax reach the edge of the jar so it burns evenly thereafter.
- Before lighting, name the specific obstacle — being precise matters more than being poetic.
- Burn it while you take one concrete step toward the thing that is stuck: send the email, make the call, open the file.
- Never leave it burning unattended; keep away from drafts, pets, and flammable materials.
The CIRCE Spell Candle formula
| Element |
This candle |
| Scent |
Coconut & Lemongrass |
| Herb |
Lemon Balm |
| Crystal |
Clear Quartz |
| Wax |
Coconut soy blend |
| Wick |
Cotton |
| Burn time |
Up to 50 hours |
✨ Temple Tip
Light it and then do the thing. Road opener work is traditionally paired with action — the candle marks the intention, but the email you have been avoiding is what actually opens the road.
Questions & answers
What is a road opener candle for?
It is used in ritual for removing obstacles, creating new paths, and encouraging forward movement — breakthroughs rather than gentle shifts.
How long does it burn?
Up to 50 hours in total, across as many sessions as you like.
What is inside it?
A coconut soy wax blend with a cotton wick, lemon balm, clear quartz, and a coconut and lemongrass fragrance.
Can I reuse the jar?
Yes. Warm water and soap will clear the last of the wax, and the jar makes a good vessel for herbs or crystals.
When should I light it?
When you are ready for a fresh start or a change of direction — many people favor a new moon or the start of a month.
Clear the road, then walk it.
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