Collywobbles

Collywobbles (noun) /ˈkäl-ee-wob-əlz/ —

• 1. A nervous fluttering in the stomach; anxious butterflies with excellent timing.
• 2. The feeling you get when you’ve sent the text and now must live with your choices.

Sniff test: cool eucalyptus and camphor softened by chamomile and lavender — calm, but not precious.

Scent Notes (Annotated)

• Top: Soothing Eucalyptus, Camphor
• Heart: Pale Chamomile
• Base: Lavender

The Entry
Collywobbles is what you light when your brain is doing too much. When you’re fine, technically — but your body is filing a complaint. It’s an apothecary sort of comfort: clean, herbal, and quietly competent.

Eucalyptus and camphor arrive first, brisk and clarifying, like opening a window in a room full of thoughts. Chamomile follows — soft, steady, and unbothered. Lavender lingers at the end, not as a spa cliché, but as a gentle reminder that you are allowed to exhale.

Recommended setting: Before a hard conversation. After a long day. Any time you need your shoulders to stop auditioning for your ears.

Pairs well with: deep breaths, clean sheets, and the decision to log off.

Gifting
Best for: the friend who is always “fine” (and never is).
Occasions: new jobs, stressful seasons, care packages, “thinking of you” gifts.

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.