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Scented Tea Light Candles, Hibiscus and White Sage

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Light a small cluster at the table, on the bath edge, or beside an evening book, and the room takes on a softer edge. These scented tealight candles are made with paraffin wax and perfume, with hibiscus bringing a floral brightness and white sage giving the fragrance a cleaner, greener thread.

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Hibiscus & White Sagescent
6tealights in the box
£0.99per tealight
4hburn time per candle
Paraffinwax

Light a small cluster at the table, on the bath edge, or beside an evening book, and the room takes on a softer edge. These scented tealight candles are made with paraffin wax and perfume, with hibiscus bringing a floral brightness and white sage giving the fragrance a cleaner, greener thread.

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What it is

A tealight is a small candle in its own little cup. It burns for about four hours, or up to ten for a maxi, and fits oil burners, lanterns and most small candle holders.

Why people choose it

  • The light an oil burner needs Unscented tealights warm the dish so the oil is the only scent.
  • Hours you can count on About four hours each; maxi tealights burn up to ten.
  • Less per tealight in a big box Boxes of 30, 50 and 100 bring the price of each one down.
  • A small way to try a scent Scented sixes, from vanilla to hibiscus and white sage.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Set it in a holder or an oil burner on a heat-safe surface

  2. 2

    Light the wick and keep it in sight

  3. 3

    Let the cup cool before you lift it out

Care: Never leave a lit tealight unattended. Use a holder; the cup gets hot. Keep away from draughts, children and pets.

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About this product

What the fragrance brings
  • Hibiscus gives the scent a blooming, petal-like character, suited to relaxed evenings and gentle home rituals.
  • White sage adds a fresh herbal note, keeping the floral side from feeling too sweet.
  • The small wax pool keeps the scent close and intimate, better for a bedside table or quiet corner than a large open room.
  • Several tealights together create a low, steady glow, with little points of flame rather than one dominant candle.
  • The soft coral-pink tone visible on the candle top echoes the hibiscus on the box.
Paraffin wax with hibiscus and white sage perfume

Each tealight is made from paraffin wax with perfume. The fragrance is centred on hibiscus and white sage, a floral-herbal pairing that feels fresh, gentle and easy to place around the home.

Lighting and caring for them

Set each tealight on a stable, heat-safe surface or inside a suitable tealight holder before lighting. Keep it away from draughts, soft furnishings and anything that could catch fire.

Each candle has an approximate burn time of four hours. Let the wax cool fully before moving or disposing of the cup.

Where they sit best

Tealights are made for small pools of light: a dinner setting, a windowsill in the early evening, a bathroom shelf, or a meditation space where you want a quiet visual anchor. Their scale makes them easy to scatter through a room, giving atmosphere without taking over the table.

A small everyday candle tradition

The name ‘tealight’ is generally linked to their use beneath teapots and food warmers, though the exact origin is debated. Today, tealights are a familiar part of European homes because they are simple, contained and adaptable. They slip into glass holders, lanterns, votives and decorative centrepieces, creating a steady glow without the formality of a tall pillar candle. In a scented version like this, the fragrance stays close to the flame, offering a more intimate scent moment than a large jar candle.

Size and details

Each tealight measures 3.7 x 1.2 cm and weighs 11 g. The box measures 12 x 8 x 1.7 cm and weighs 70 g. Made in Poland.

A thoughtful little gift

A gentle choice for someone who enjoys candlelit dinners, quiet baths, home fragrance, or small rituals at the end of the day. It also works well as a simple add-on for a housewarming, thank-you gift, or self-care parcel.

Resonates with White SageSage

Common questions

Will these scent a whole room?
Tealights have a small wax pool, so the scent is naturally close and subtle. They are best for an intimate area rather than filling a large open space.
Can I use them without a holder?
Use them on a stable, heat-safe surface, ideally inside a suitable tealight holder. This keeps the flame contained and protects the surface beneath.