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The Earthly Body at Night Candle in Grapefruit Sandalwood is a dual-purpose massage candle that melts into a warm, skin-safe oil you pour directly onto the body. Light it to fill the room with bright citrus balanced by creamy wood notes, then blow out the flame and use the pooled oil for sensual massage. The formula blends hemp seed oil with nourishing plant extracts—apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, and coconut—so it absorbs without heavy residue.
This 6oz candle suits couples who want scent and touch combined in one ritual, or solo users who enjoy moisturizing warmth after a bath. The grapefruit brings a clean, uplifting edge while sandalwood grounds the fragrance with subtle earthiness. Because the oil melts at a low temperature, it's comfortable against skin immediately after pouring, with no wait time to cool.
What this isn't: a traditional wax candle meant only for ambiance. The entire purpose is to transform into massage oil, so expect the wax to pool and deplete as you use it. The hemp and plant oils mean the texture is richer than water-based alternatives, ideal for extended massage without frequent reapplication.
Cannabis Sativa (Hemp) Seed Oil, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, fragrance blend.
Plant-based formula with no parabens or synthetic thickeners.
Light the candle and let it burn until a warm oil pool forms (typically 10-15 minutes). Blow out the flame, wait a moment for the surface to settle, then pour the oil into your palm or directly onto skin. Test temperature on your wrist first if you have sensitivity concerns. Massage as desired. Relighting between sessions is normal—each burn melts more oil for future use.
Helpful answers about Earthly Body at Night Candle Aphrodisiac Collection Grapefruit Sandalwood 6oz.
The candle contains hemp seed oil, apricot kernel oil, avocado oil, jojoba seed oil, and coconut oil—all plant-based ingredients.
The wax melts at a low temperature designed for immediate skin contact. It feels warm and soothing, not burning. Test a small amount on your wrist if you have heat sensitivity.
Not with latex condoms, because oils weaken latex. If you plan to use condoms, keep the oil to the back, shoulders and legs, then wash your hands and any oiled skin with soap before things move on. Polyurethane condoms tolerate oil, so they're an option if you'd like to keep the massage going right up to sex.
It depends on burn time and how much oil you pour per session. Most users get 4-6 extended massages from a full tin, with the option to relight between uses.
No. The melted oil is for massage, not internal use, and its plant oils aren't a substitute for personal lubricant. Use it to set the mood with a full-body massage, then wash your hands and switch to a lube made for intimate use, such as a water-based one that works with condoms and silicone toys.