An ode to the 800+ varieties of herbs and flowers grown at Chef’s Garden in Huron, Ohio and inspired by the plant of the same name that I grew during my time there, Pineapple Sage captures the vibrant aroma of tropical fruit and fresh-cut herbs that is released when its leaves are crushed. Juicy pineapple bursts through first, softened by green leaves and subtle notes of anise and palm. Earthy sage anchors the scent with a grounding calm, while a hint of sugar adds just enough sweetness to round it out. I love that this fragrance is rooted locally, but feels like it belongs on a tropical island. 

Hand-poured using clean-burning, non-toxic ingredients, Pineapple Sage offers a nature-inspired experience that’s both fresh and unexpected. Whether you’re craving something uplifting or a little off the beaten path, this candle brings a sophisticated balance of tropical green vitality into any space.

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Scent Profile: Fresh Pineapple, Crushed Sage, Sugar
Vibe: fruity, herbaceous, tropical, luxe

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Our 4 oz soy candles burn for 25+ hours, 8 oz for 45+ hours, and 12 oz for 80+ hours with proper care (see below).

Made with industry leading clean fragrance oils, pure soy wax, and paper woven cotton wicks.

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Every Firelands Wax candle is phthalate and Prop 65 free – which is why people who normally experience headaches or discomfort from candles can usually enjoy mine without issue. My fragrances don’t linger, build up, or become overpowering. Learn more about my Clean Promise →

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Candle Care: For best results, keep the wick trimmed and burn in 4-hour intervals or at least until the melted wax reaches the edge of the glass before extinguishing (2-3 hours – the first burn will take the longest). Light your candle without trimming the wick for the first burn and then trim to 1/8–1/4 inch between uses or while burning if necessary to maintain a small, steady flame. If the flame exceeds 1 inch tall, blow out, trim, and relight.  Burning a candle for too little time will cause “tunneling” and burning for too long (without trimming) is dangerous. Never burn a candle unattended or overnight to avoid overheating or cracking the jar.