About us

We haven’t met, and for now that’s alright.

This started somewhere unlikely, on a production floor, where things are made by record and by temperature, and where getting it wrong has consequences. The habits stayed. They’re the reason a Dulcet candle behaves the same way in December as it did in November.

Everything here is poured by hand, in small batches, in Lebanon. The wax and the oils are brought together at the point where they’ll actually hold; too hot and the fragrance burns away, too cool and it separates. Then each one is left alone for three to five days. Nothing ships the week it was poured.

The rest is deliberate too. Ceramic rather than glass, because the vessel outlasts the candle and is worth keeping. A wooden wick, because it sounds like something. A wax seal on every box, closed one at a time.

Dulcet is a home fragrance house. Candles are where we’ve started.

With intention,
Dulcet