<p>When we were designing the scent of the candle we envisioned walking into our barber shop and being hit with the clean smell of fresh towels. The candles, which feature soy wax and are hand-poured in New York City, also have key notes of honey, smoke, leather and lavender, each chosen because of their special connection to the barber shop.
The notes are eclectic yet fit perfectly together; just like the candle’s namesake Tompkins Square Park as well as the East Village where the Blind Barber is located. The candles are midnight blue and are housed in “barbicide” jars, the iconic, stainless steel and molded glass jars used by barbers everywhere.</p>
<h3>How to Use</h3>
<h3>ingredients</h3>
<p>Honey - Derived from the sweet smell of whiskey you get as the glass reaches your mouth. Smoke – A slight hint of smoke is reminiscent of the lingering smell of smoke from jackets hung on the coat rack. Leather - The element of leather is a reminder of the way barbers used to sharpen their razor right before they shaved a man's beard. Lavender – A signature finishing touch to all of the Blind Barber shaves. The essential oil is used to instill a sense of calm after a shave.</p>
