Candle Care
Proper candle care helps your candles burn longer, smell stronger, and stay beautiful. Follow our simple tips for trimming wicks, burning cleanly, and storing safely.

Candle Care
Proper candle care helps your candles burn longer, smell stronger, and stay beautiful. Follow our simple tips for trimming wicks, burning cleanly, and storing safely.
MATERIALS
CARE GUIDE

HOW TO BURN YOUR CANDLE
Give it time
Burn your candle long enough for the melted wax pool to reach the edges of the jar, typically 2–4 hours. See how here.
Start at Room Temp
Always light your candle at room temperature. Cold candles may burn unevenly and limit scent throw.
Wax Never Forgets
Soy wax can “remember” how it was burned. Melting to the edges the first few burns helps it perform better for the life of the candle.

Safety & Extinguishing
Play keep-away
Always burn on a heat-resistant surface, away from anything flammable. Never leave a burning candle unattended and away from children and pets.
Avoid Drafts
Place your candle in a well-ventilated room, but away from drafts, vents, and ceiling fans. Air currents can cause uneven burning and excessive flickering.
Put It Out Properly
Once the wax pool reaches the edges, or after 4 hours, extinguish the flame. Use a wick dipper to avoid smoke and preserve the scent.

Aftercare & Storage
Trim the Wick
After each burn, let the candle cool and trim the wick to ¼ inch. This helps prevent smoking, controls flame size, and avoids wick “mushrooming.”
Keep It Clean
If soot forms on the jar, extinguish the candle, let it cool, and wipe the container with a warm, damp cloth. Always keep wicks centered.
Store with Care
Store candles with their lids on in a cool, dark place—away from sunlight or heat. For best results, burn indoors only. Discontinue use when just ½ inch of wax remains.
FAQ
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