Get the best aromas & life span by managing burn time
Please burn the candle at least until the melt pool has reached the edges of the candle. This allows the hot wax to diffuse aromas, and helps prevent tunnelling.
A burn time of 2 to 4 hours ensures a good diffusion of the essential oils’ aromas and prolongs the candle life.
When all the wax is melted and liquid, unless you are towards the end of the candle, it is a good sign to give the candle a little rest, blow it out, and let it cool down.
Aromas can escape. Please store in a dark cool place and use the candle within 3 to 6 months.
Stay safe
Good to know when handling the candle
The candle vessel can get hot. It should only be moved when the flame is out and the wax is solid.
For a a safe lighting of the candle, we recommend the use of long safety matches or an electric lighter.
Looking good
Natural goodness is reassuringly imperfect
Our candles are 100% natural, and with that may come some little visual imperfections.
Your candle’s appearance and surface may vary between burns, especially under ambient temperature changes. This does not affect the candle’s aromas or life span.
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