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Milk-ish Cow Candle

Milk-ish Cow Candle

As a provider of many things we consume, this is our way of recognizing that there is more to cows than what they are commonly regarded. Known to be sociable, curious, and UDDER-ly amazing animals, maybe they, too, deserve a small place in your space.

Handmade cow candle scented to mimic the smell of steamed, creamy milk.

$54.99 USD
$54.99 USD
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Details

  • Handmade in small batches
  • 100% Natural soy wax
  • Added bees wax for extra rigidity
  • Eco-friendly & sustainable wax
  • 100% Cotton wick
  • Phthalate-free & Paraffin-free
  • Made in California, USA

Limited quantity, not limited edition.

Materials

Candle:

Made with locally sourced 100% natural soy wax with added bees wax for extra rigidity.

Scent:

Phthalate Free - Cruelty Free - Vegan

California Prop 65 compliant.

The fragrance we use conforms with the standards set by the International Fragrance Association (IFRA).

Note: The scent of the candle degrades over time. This happens very gradually as the fragrance oil evaporates slowly but constantly into the air.

Dimensions

Width: 3.5"

Depth: 3.5"

Height: 8"

Weight: 1.3 lbs

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What to Expect

  • A Very Subtle Milk-ish Scent

    Imagine sitting at a table, in front of you, there's a glass of freshly warmed milk with a dash of sugar for sweetness then next to it is a plate of vanilla cream puffs with the cream gushing out.

  • 4-Hour Burn Time

    Expect around 4-6 hours of burn time. Always keep an eye on your cow when lit. Make sure to place it on a flat surface, away from other objects to avoid any accidental combustion.

  • Scent Fade

    The fragrance evaporates in the air slowly and continuously due to the surface of the cow candle being exposed. Expect for the subtle scent to linger for 2-4 weeks after opening.
illustration of a maker holding a cup of coffee

Wait, why 'Milk-ish'?

Milk by itself has a little smell to begin with. It really "Boils" down to taste.

Pour milk into a glass and try to take a whiff. If you smell sourness, then toss it away! IT'S GONE BAD!

Try steaming it, and you'll get interesting scent notes from caramelly, vanilla, creamy, nutty, and more, depending on the type and brand of milk you have!

We'll make improvements along the way to get close to the MILK scent we all know and love!

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Safety, Safety, Safety!

  • This Cow Melts Weird

    If you ever decided to light your cow candle, just note that this candle melts in ways different from your typical candles. Make sure you place your cow candle on a plate or anything that can contain the wax as it melts.

  • Trim the Wick

    As for any candle, make sure to trim the wick to 1/4-inch length before lighting your candle. This is to reduce the size of the flame to keep it in control and to prolong the life of your candle.

  • Fragile Cow

    This cow candle is made with 100% natural soy wax. Due to the nature of the material, refrain from touching or moving the cow candle too much to avoid damaging the surface or its delicate parts.

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illustration of a maker holding a cup of coffee

From the maker

My Cow Story

I had a lot of milk growing up. It's actually one of my favorite drinks as a child.

I was reminded of this during one of my solo motorcycle trips on Siargao Island in the Philippines. I got lost, and I saw a bunch of cows looking at me intensely as they chewed their grass (menacing, I know!).

Curious, I Googled instead of looking for directions, "Why do cows stare at me?"

It was a fascinating read!

So I thought, "I love milk. Cows are fascinating (except the poop smell). Can I make something interesting out of this?".

Bada bing bada boom, Milk-ish cow was born.

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