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$20.00 USD
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$20.00 USD
Regular price
Filipinta Beauty
Filipinta Beauty Siopao Candle
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The baon that keeps on giving, the Siopao, now in candle form! Bask in the glow of your very own siopao candle while debating to yourself whether you like Asado or Bola-bola more.
The Siopao Candle is more perfect as a decorative item, but if you do find yourself wanting to light it, please proceed with caution. Place candle under a ceramic, glass or porcelain container and never leave candle unattended.
Burn time: Approximately 3 hours
The Siopao Candle is handmade, therefore some imperfections or differences in color and appearance is normal. Not one candle is the same! Yay for uniqueness!
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About Filipinta Beauty: Filipinta Beauty is a Filipina-owned beauty brand celebrating Philippine culture and enhancing the distinct beauty of every Filipina. The name "Filipinta" combines "Filipina" and "pinta," meaning "face paint for Filipinas." Founded by New York-based multimedia designer Hana K., it began as a passion project in 2019 and grew into a thriving small business with a supportive community. Hana, the Creative Director, designs packaging and materials, while Jasel, the Product Developer, creates and curates products.
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Seller offers US flat rate shipping starting at $5
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