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Mawadda Al-Surehi’s brand Agape & Co. offers organic oils, incense, and more. (Instagram/agapendco)

Candles and potions: Saudi entrepreneurs mix it up with passion

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What we are buying today:  Theia Candles

What we are buying today:  Theia Candles

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What We Are Buying Today: Louj candles

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