Candle Care & Usage

Light your candle on a protected, heat-resistant, dry surface, away from anything that can catch fire, and out of reach of children and pets.

Light your candle in a well-ventilated room, away from drafts, or fans which can cause rapid or uneven burning.

Each time you light your candle, be sure to let the wax in your candle melt completely to the edges of the container (about 1 to 2 hours) before blowing it out. This will help prevent “tunneling” where only the wax in the center of the candle melts.

For the best candle care, remember to avoid burning any candle for more than 3 or 4 hours at a time. This is a safety precaution and will make it so that your candle can be used again on multiple occasions.

Trimming the wick of your candle before you relight it, is a great way to keep your candle wax clean and burning nicely. Always check that the wick is regularly trim to about ¼” tall and it is centered in the melted wax.

Keep dust out of your candle when it has cooled down and not in use, remember to cover the candle a few hours after each use with a paper topper or lid if it came with one.

You can remove dust and fingerprints from a candle by gently rubbing the surface with a piece of nylon or a soft cloth when the candle has cooled down and not in use. The cloth can be dry or slightly dampened with water.

Store your candles in a cool, dark, and dry place and cover it with a candle lid to protect the quality of the wax from dust which could dull its scent and lead to problems during burning.

In case of condensation on the surface of a candle due to improper storage or has been stored for too long, wipe the condensation with a paper towel prior to lighting.

Avoid placing your candles where they will be directly exposed to sunlight or harsh indoor lighting, such as a spotlight.

Storing candles for too long can affect the scent, use your candle in a reasonable time to make the most of its beautiful fragrance.