Standard Candle - Los Angeles

Name: Standard Candle - Los Angeles
Brand: P.F. Candle Co.
SKU: GP-333104
Price: 12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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$12 ~~$24~~ In stock

Category: candle

Overgrown bougainvillea, canyon hiking, epic sunsets, city lights.

The details-

Notes of redwood, lime, jasmine, and yarrow
7.2 oz.
40-50 hr burn time
Made in United States
2.9 in. L x 2.9 in. W x 3.5 in. H
Made with 100% domestically grown soy wax, fine fragrance oils, and cotton-core wicks
Fragrances are paraben-free, phthalate-free, and never (ever) tested on animals

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Claire G. ★★★★★ Nov 5, 2026

Burned this in my living room for a solid month and it lasted nearly 50 hours before the wick gave out, which is more than I expected from a 7.2 oz candle. The jasmine and redwood balance is what sold me.

Carter ★★★★★ Nov 4, 2026

The lime note hits first and then it settles into that warm redwood smell, which is exactly what I wanted for my living room. I've been burning it most evenings and it's lasting way longer than the 7.2 oz size suggests.

Sofia F. ★★★★★ Nov 3, 2026

Bought this for my desk and the redwood and yarrow dry down is what keeps me lighting it—warm without being heavy. It's been burning a few evenings a week and I'm barely into the wax, so the 40-50 hour estimate seems about right.