Candle Care

CANDLE CARE ESSENTIALS

  • FIRST BURN

    Allow three to four hours for the melt pool to reach, or come close to, the edges of the vessel. This helps establish an even burn pattern and prevent tunneling. Never burn longer than four hours.

  • TRIM THE WICK

    Before each burn, use a wick clipper to trim the wick to approximately ¼ inch and remove any charred buildup. Always allow the candle to cool completely before trimming.

  • CHILDREN & PETS


    Keep burning and cooling candles, matches, lighters, and candle-care tools out of reach of children and pets at all times.

  • BURN TIME

    Burn for no longer than four hours at a time. Allow the wax and vessel to cool completely—at least two hours—before relighting.

  • NEVER LEAVE UNATTENDED


    Keep every burning candle within sight. Extinguish it before leaving the room, going to sleep, or whenever you can no longer monitor the flame.

  • BURN SAFELY


    Place the candle on a stable, level, heat-resistant surface at least 12 inches from anything flammable. Keep it away from drafts, fans, air vents, and open windows, and never move it while burning or while the wax is liquid.

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EXTINGUISH WITHOUT THE SMOKE


We recommend extinguishing your candle with a wick dipper rather than blowing it out. Gently dip the lit wick into the melted wax, then immediately lift and recenter it. This helps minimize smoke and burnt-wick odor while preserving the fragrance experience.

SHOP CANDLE CARE TOOLS

A FEW MORE THINGS TO KNOW

KEEP THE WAX CLEAR

Remove wick trimmings, matches, and other debris before every burn.

KNOW WHEN TO STOP

Discontinue use when approximately ½ inch of wax remains. Burning beyond this point can overheat the vessel.

THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF SOY

Minor frosting, surface texture, and subtle color variation are natural characteristics of pure soy wax—not signs of a defective candle.