Clove and Sandalwood Mini Candle and Diffuser Set by Palm Beach

Clove and Sandalwood Mini Candle and Diffuser Set by Palm Beach

Marsoni

M251S

$39.95

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Clove and Sandalwood Mini Candle and Diffuser Set by Palm BeachPalm Beach Palm Beach Clove and Sandalwood Mini Set Candle Diffuser. Earthy and luxe. Heady notes of jasmine at the heart develop into a rich woody base. The ultimate blend of rich spices and musky masculine tones. The mini duo that will transform your space with your favourite Palm Beach Collection Fragrances. Spoilt for choice with up to 25 hours of burn time and 1. 5 months of scent life, this pair is proof that good things definitely can come in

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011