Invisible Post candle
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
A fragrance inspired by the Summer of Love and the hippie trails of the 1960s. Invisible Post shared ideas for the next hotspot or music festival in the hippie community.
The scent is fresh and woody.
Invisible Post's fragrance notes include green fig, black currant, and Virginia cedarwood. The 19-69 candles are made with a blend of the finest plant waxes in a traditional 1961 formula. Handcrafted in Italy, the candle will burn for approximately 48 hours.
“The Summer of Love was a social phenomenon that took place in the summer of 1967. A cultural earthquake determined the destruction of the old values of the previous generation and the adoption of a new consciousness of freedom, sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
The quest for enlightenment led flower children to travel to places like Machu Picchu and Kathmandu in decorated, colorful buses. Ideas for the next hotspot or music festival were collectively shared within the hippie community by Invisible Post.
TOP NOTES: Petitgrain; Green fig; Mandarin
MIDDLE NOTES: Palm leaf; Blackcurrant; Cyclamen
BASE NOTES: Sandalwood; Virginia cedar; tonka bean
19-69 GROUP AB, MODEMGATAN 10, 235 39 VELLINGE – SWEDEN, SALES@NINETEEN-SIXTYNINE.COM
Composition
Composition
DELIVERY AND RETURNS
DELIVERY AND RETURNS
Delivery:
We ship via renowned courier companies InPost and DPD (in Poland) and DHL (abroad). They guarantee fast and timely shipment of parcels. We also deliver orders to InPost parcel lockers throughout Poland.
The standard delivery time is 1-2 business days.
We also ship orders on delivery.
Returns:
The customer has the right to return the purchased goods within 14 days from the date of receipt of the order, without having to provide a reason for withdrawing from the purchase contract.
We try to refund funds immediately after receiving and checking the shipment from the customer.
More information about returns and complaints can be found here.
OPINIONS
OPINIONS
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