Basic Witch

Basic Witch (noun) -

• 1. A practitioner of autumnal magic.
• 2. Someone who starts wearing chunky knit sweaters and drinking spiced lattes in late August, and is correct to do so.

Sniff test: toasted pumpkin and warm spice with extra vanilla cream - cozy, confident, and entirely unrepentant.

Scent Notes (Annotated)

• Top: Toasted Pumpkin
• Heart: Cinnamon Spice, Nutmeg
• Base: Extra Vanilla Cream

The Entry
Basic Witch is not an insult. It is a title. It is the earned authority of someone who knows exactly when the air turns, exactly what the house should smell like, and exactly how much cinnamon is too much (this is not it).

Toasted pumpkin arrives first - warm, golden, and properly seasonal - followed by cinnamon and nutmeg with the kind of certainty that suggests a well-organized pantry. Vanilla cream finishes the whole thing with softness, like the final word in an argument you didn't start but will absolutely end.

Recommended setting: The first cold evening. The first scary movie. The first time you decide to romanticize your life again.

Pairs well with: boots by the door, a book you've reread on purpose, and a drink that contains the word "spiced" in the name.

Gifting
Best for: the autumn loyalist, the spooky-season devotee, the friend who owns three different sweaters for layering.
Occasions: fall birthdays, hostess gifts, and "I brought you something better than a bottle of wine" moments.

Care + the boring but reassuring part

• Trim wick to 1/4" before each burn
• Burn until the melt pool reaches the edges (helps avoid tunneling)
• Never leave a burning candle unattended; keep away from drafts, pets, and anything flammable
• Stop use when 1/2" of wax remains

Available in 8 oz and 14 oz. Hand-poured and marbled in small batches - each one a one-off specimen.