Calming

No. 03 · Calming

"I need to calm down."

When the day's been too loud, with too many tabs open in your head, this is the exhale. A reset for your space and your nervous system.

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Aura Reset
Feels like
Clean, airy, soft
Affirmation
I Deserve Peace
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What it smells like

Like a spa day at home

Soft lavender and eucalyptus over creamy coconut water and vanilla orchid. Clean and soothing, never heavy.

Key notesLavender, eucalyptus, coconut water
Full scent notes

Top: coconut water, vanilla orchid, heliotrope
Heart: French lavender, eucalyptus
Base: English lavender, tonka bean, musk
Essential oils: orange

A two-minute calming ritual

"I deserve peace."

  1. Light it and set the phone down.Face down, out of reach, just for two minutes.
  2. Breathe slow.In for four, out for six. Do it three times.
  3. Read your affirmation.Say "I deserve peace" and let it be true for this moment.

A note from Nelle

When my mind won't slow down, I need something that tells my body it's okay to exhale. Aura Reset is that pause.

— Nelle

Which one is right for you?

FormatBest forPrice
Mood MeltsTrying Aura Reset for the first time, or scenting a room with no flame$6.50
Affirmation CandleAn evening wind-down, a bath, or a gift for someone who's stretched thin$18
Signature ConcreteA centerpiece you keep and reuse as a planter after the last burn$38

Questions

Will it make me sleepy?

It's calming but fresh, thanks to the eucalyptus, so it works for an evening wind-down or a stressful workday.

Which should I start with?

Start with the Mood Melts if you want to fall in love with the scent first. Choose the Affirmation Candle if you want a daily ritual.

What's it made of?

Candles are a coconut soy wax blend and melts are 100% soy, both with phthalate-free fragrance oils, hand-poured in small batches. See Ingredients & Transparency.

Is it a good gift?

Yes. It's a thoughtful way to tell someone to take a breath.

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