Tex Wex Beard Company
Austin Candle
- Regular price
- $23.99
- Sale price
- $23.99
- Regular price
FREE U.S. SHIPPING ON ORDERS $50+
Veteran Owned · Family Owned · Texan Owned
Small-batch, made in Texas
Product Details
Austin, in candle form. Creative, eclectic, a little unexpected.
The rich, roasted depth of coffee, the smooth warmth of tobacco, and a cool, woody edge of cypress that ties it all together. Late nights and slow mornings, for your home.
Details
- 10 oz · organic soy wax · paraffin free
- Hand-poured in Texas
- Notes: coffee, tobacco, cypress
Great gift, and a perfect match for the Austin beard oil or balm.
Burn care: Trim the wick to ¼" before each light. First burn, let the wax melt to the edges. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Hand-poured in small batches in Boerne, TX Hill Country · Veteran & family owned · Free shipping on orders $50+.
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Austin Candle
$23.99
Veteran Owned
Family Owned
Texan Owned
Small Batch
Ships From Boerne, TX
Keep the scent goin!
Austin Candle: Coffee, Tobacco, and Cypress at Home
Austin Candle brings Coffee, Sweet tobacco, Cypress into a hand-poured 10 oz soy wax candle. It carries the familiar Austin profile from the grooming line into the room.
- Coffee · Sweet tobacco · Cypress
- 10 oz soy wax candle
- Glass container
- Coffee leads the scent, supported by sweet tobacco and cypress.
- Approximately 40 hours of burn time.
- Poured in a reusable glass container.
- Hand-poured in small batches in Boerne, Texas.
- Pairs with the Austin beard oil, balm, and bundle.
Good to know
Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each light. On the first burn, allow the wax to melt to the edges, and never leave a burning candle unattended.
Scent profile
Scent Character
Profile
- Coffee | Cypress | Sweet Tobacco
Best for
The warm, familiar lift of that first morning coffee—rich, roasted, and ready to set the day in motion.
Why you'll want it
A clearer read on the scent character, profile, and finish so you can choose the Tex Wex product that fits you best.

