Marcus Lemonis 'The Profit: Wick' Ed Candle Company

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In this episode of The Profit, Marcus Lemonis visits Wick’ed Candle Company. Wick’ed Candle company is candle maker owned by husband-and-wife team Samantha Schacher-Biren and Mark Biren. It was founded in Los Angeles, California in 2010, the company has already made a deal with Urban Outfitter and Kitson. Their working motto is: Innovative. Luxurious. Timeless.

In their kitchen Mark and Sam conceived the first distinct candle. They were frustrated that they could not found a candle on the market that meets their wedding vision. Sam’s botanical knowledge and Mark’s amazing creative skills were fused to produce classy handcrafted candles. Although some products of Wick’ed are already known and available on luxury stores, the company is not

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