




Frozen Lake Candle
We designed our Frozen Lake Candle to capture the serene beauty of a winter morning on the ice. This signature three-wick candle brings together the invigorating chill of eucalyptus and peppermint with the comforting warmth of smooth vanilla and subtle musk.
Perfect for creating a refreshing atmosphere during the colder months, this candle fills your space with a clean, crisp aroma that evokes the peaceful stillness of nature’s frozen landscapes. Hand-poured with our premium soy-blend wax and essential oil-infused fragrance, it delivers up to 45 hours of consistent burn time.
Scent profile & candle specifications

Fragrance Notes & Winter Atmosphere
Our white barn frozen lake scent profile opens with an exhilarating rush of icy eucalyptus and crisp peppermint that awakens your senses. As the candle burns, these bright top notes meld seamlessly into a heart of frosty mint leaves and cool water accords that recreate the sensation of standing beside a pristine frozen lake.
The base reveals smooth vanilla bean and soft white musk, adding unexpected warmth without compromising the candle’s refreshing character. This balanced composition makes Frozen Lake ideal for holiday gatherings, spa-inspired bathrooms, or any space where you want to bring the clarifying energy of winter indoors.

Premium Wax Blend & Wick Construction
We formulate every white barn frozen lake candle with our proprietary soy-paraffin blend that optimizes both fragrance throw and burn quality. This combination gives you the clean-burning benefits of soy wax while maintaining the superior scent diffusion that paraffin provides.
Three-Wick Technology
Our signature three-wick configuration creates a wide, even melt pool that prevents tunneling and maximizes fragrance release from the first lighting to the last. Each cotton wick is precisely centered and sized to maintain consistent flame height throughout the candle’s life.
Candle Care & Burn Instructions
To get the full 25-45 hours of burn time from your Frozen Lake Candle, always trim wicks to 1/4 inch before each lighting. This simple step prevents excessive smoke and ensures the three flames burn at the proper height for even wax consumption.
Allow the wax to melt completely to the glass edges during every burn session — typically 3-4 hours for this size candle. This practice establishes a memory ring that prevents tunneling in future uses. Never burn for more than 4 hours continuously, and always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface away from drafts.



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Your Frozen Lake Candle Questions Answered
Our white barn frozen lake candle provides 25-45 hours of burn time depending on care practices and environmental conditions. For maximum longevity, trim wicks to 1/4 inch before each use and allow the wax to melt completely to the glass edges during every burn session.
Burn sessions should last 3-4 hours to establish proper melt pools, but never exceed 4 consecutive hours. Proper wick maintenance and avoiding drafts will help you reach the upper end of the burn time range.
While we formulate all White Barn candles with phthalate-free fragrance oils and prioritize clean-burning ingredients, individual sensitivities vary. The Frozen Lake scent profile is relatively light and fresh compared to heavier gourmand or spice fragrances, which many customers with sensitivities find more tolerable.
We recommend burning the candle in a well-ventilated room during your first use to assess your personal reaction. The eucalyptus and peppermint notes are derived from essential oil blends that tend to be gentler than purely synthetic compositions.
Always light all three wicks simultaneously for optimal performance. Our three-wick design requires all flames burning together to create the even melt pool that prevents tunneling and maximizes fragrance throw.
Lighting only one or two wicks will result in uneven wax consumption and reduce the overall burn time of your candle. The three flames work as a coordinated system to maintain proper wax temperature throughout the vessel.
The white barn frozen lake candle performs beautifully in medium to large spaces up to 600 square feet. Customers most commonly use it in living rooms, master bedrooms, bathrooms, and entryways where the refreshing scent creates an immediate welcoming impression.
The clean, spa-like fragrance profile makes it particularly popular in bathrooms and home offices where you want an invigorating atmosphere without overwhelming sweetness. It’s also ideal for open-concept areas since the scent disperses evenly without becoming cloying.
The glass vessel will become warm during burning, especially around the top rim, but it’s designed to dissipate heat safely. Always place your candle on a heat-resistant surface and never attempt to move it while the wax is liquid.
After extinguishing the flames, allow at least two hours for the glass and wax to cool completely before handling. The frosted finish provides some insulation, but as with all candles, treat the vessel as a heat source that requires caution and respect.
Absolutely! Many customers repurpose the frosted glass vessel as a decorative holder for small plants, makeup brushes, or desk supplies. To clean out remaining wax, place the empty container in the freezer for several hours — the wax will contract and pop out easily.
Wash the glass with warm soapy water to remove any residue and fragrance oils. The minimalist design and durable construction make these vessels perfect for second-life uses that extend the value of your purchase.
Frozen Lake is part of our core winter collection and typically available from October through February. Due to high demand, we occasionally experience temporary stock shortages during peak holiday periods in December.
We recommend purchasing your favorite seasonal scents early in the season if you plan to use multiple candles throughout the winter months. Sign up for restock notifications on the product page to receive alerts when Frozen Lake becomes available again if it’s currently sold out.
