What makes this a money scent candle? Simple: we take a muslin bag that contains coins and dip it into the melted wax --- what an unexpected novelty. our "money" candle contains: alfalfa, fenugreek, cinnamon, vertiver, and other herbs and essential oils.

Most of the essential oil and herb blends used in our candles are based on historical references, vintage formulas, accepted aromatherapy values, or herbal uses associated with their given names. Many are formulated and named after curio products that were found in old pharmacies across the South that catered to customers that were known to be practitioners of Hoodoo, conjure, and other folklore traditions. 

NOTES: when we make our candles, they are usually poured only three at a time, six at the maximum - so that we can give each batch our close attention and focus. We use soy wax and 8.5-ounce amber glass jars and real essential oils. Burn time is around 45 hours.

Since many of the ingredients are not usually used in candle making, there is the dilemma of how to get those important, ingredients into the candle. We take any herbs, roots, minerals, or other ingredients that are NOT an essential oil and place them in a stuffable tea bag. It is then sealed and placed in the melted wax to steep where the herbs and roots can mingle with the wax. Then, the essential oils are added, and all ingredients are stirred together. Each is colored according to its purpose. Next, the jars are given a final cleansing and labeled.