A Minty Christmas

Set the perfect ambiance at your Christmas dinner with a set of five Voyager Life candles! Hand poured in Melbourne, Voyager candles will take you around the world with their perfumed scents inspired by gardens around the globe. Using pure cotton wicks, and a special blend of soy, coconut and beeswax, you can rest assured they’re as ethical as they are beautiful. They can even be reused as a glass or a vase when they’re burnt out! For your chance to win a set of Voyager Minis rrp$150, comment below with how you’d make the most of their 30-hour burning life. Winners are announced on our Facebook page, so keep an eye out! {Competition closes Fri 13 Dec at 5pm. Australian postal addresses only}. #mintyxmas

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