Let’s roll out the red carpet for Zoitsa Homely Produce’s Red Ripperz Candle and Wax Melts.
Let’s travel back to my childhood for a second. I’m talking the late 70’s when life was so less complicated (well maybe for me) the 70’s was a time when everyone wore flares (aka bell bottoms), cowl-neck shirts and sweaters, velour shirts, desert boots, Dunlop Volleys just to name a few.
The 70’s was a time when fondue, vol au vents, apricot chicken, sunnyboys and the after dinner mints were on our plates.
The 70’s was a time when we had the rise of the disco but was also a time of economic struggle, cultural change, and technological innovation. It was a time when most kids walked to the local milk bar and paid 10 cents and got a shitload of lollies in a little white paper bag. Which leads me ask are there even any more milk bars around anymore? Or have the all the big corporations bought them all out?
I digress, Red Ripperz back in the 70’s were called Red Skins, and they were my all-time favourite sweet. Red Ripperz were a classic childhood treat for all the neighbourhood kids I recall.
Just a quick side note…Red Ripperz changed their name due to the original name being an extremely derogatory term and rightfully so!
Our Red Ripperz candle and wax melts smells like a trip to the local milk bar. Its deliciously sweet with a raspberry scent. The top notes are raspberry and strawberry. The mid notes are jasmine and violet, and the base notes are vanilla bean and musk, and together are just…delectable.
Our Red Ripperz Candle and Wax Melts are made with pure 100% soy wax which is both natural, kosher, and vegan friendly. There isn’t a skerrick of paraffin, there is absolutely positively no additives, no GMO, and are as natural as can possibly be. Our cotton wicks are made with premium organic cotton along with our bamboo wicks which are made from native American sappy fruit trees. We add no dyes/colours in our wax.
From my home to yours. We hope you love our Red Ripperz Candle and Wax Melts as much as we do, and the scent throws flashbacks of nostalgia as it does for me.
Irene
