Candle Care Guide

Product Care Instructions

Printable Candle Care Guide
When lighting your wood wick, tilt the candle slightly and allow the flame to travel across the length of the wick.
Our hardwood candle trivet is a great way to protect surfaces. Always burn candle on a heat-resistant surface, within sight. Don't touch candle while hot.
The first burn is really important. Allow the wax to melt completely to the edge of the vessel before extinguishing. This usually takes about three hours in our 8 oz tins and 4 hours in our Luxury Glass candles.
Wax has memory. If the melt pool doesn’t reach the edges on the first burn, the candle may tunnel.
While establishing a full melt pool is important, burns longer than three hours may cause the vessel and wax to overheat, shortening the overall life of your candle.
Your candle wick has been initially trimmed to its ideal height. Wood wicks perform best when kept short, about 1/8 inch.
We recommend using wick trimmers. When trimming, remove any charred wood or loose bits before relighting.
Keep away from drafts, things that can catch fire, children and pets.
Stop burning candle when 1/2" of wax remains.
Wood wicks are a natural material - no two are exactly the same. This may cause variations in burn-time and how they burn.

If you have further questions about care and maintenance for any of our products, please contact us. We're happy to help!