CANDLE CARE
The First Burn
Before your first light, give the vessel a quick check for any damages.
Then, let the wax melt all the way to the edges of the jar this prevents tunnelling and ensures an even, long-lasting burn throughout the life of your candles
Trim Your Wick
Before every burn, trim the wick to about 5mm.
This help prevent soot & extends life of your candle.
Pinch off the burnt tip with your fingers or use a wick trimmer.
It takes ten seconds and keeps the flame clean, steady, and smoke-free.
3 hours max
Never burn longer than 3 hours at a time.
The jar gets hot handle with care when extinguishing.
Never use water to put out a candle.
If the flame smokes, flickers, or climbs too high, extinguish it, let it cool, trim the wick, and check for drafts before relighting.
A safe spot
Always burn on a flat, heat-resistant surface, away from anything flammable curtains, books, plants, fabrics and always within sight.
And make sure no wick trimmings or spent matches have fallen into the wax before lighting.
The rhythm we recommend
Light the candle when you sit down to read, or cook, or eat meals. Let it run through the activity. Blow it out when you stand up to go do something else. That's usually 1 to 2.5 hours, which is the heart of the sweet spot, and it makes the candle a punctuation mark for a block of your day rather than a constant background element.
Candles were never meant to be on all the time.