Candle Care

• Never leave a burning candle unattended

• Always extinguish candle before leaving the room or going to sleep

• Stop burning when 1/2” of wax remains

• Do not burn near flammable materials

• Always keep candles within sight

• Burn candle long enough for the wax melt pool to reach the edges of the container during the first burn (typically 2–4 hours) to help prevent tunneling

• Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time

• Use a candle snuffer when possible

• Avoid blowing too hard to prevent wax splatter

• Allow candle to cool completely before relighting

• Keep away from drafts, fans, vents, curtains, pets, and children

• Never move a candle while hot or while wax is melted

• Container may become hot during use

• Trim wick to 1/4” before each burn

• Place candle on a heat-resistant surface

• Keep wax free of debris, matches, and wick trimmings

• Allow candle to reach room temperature before burning

• Decorative wax toppings may shift, melt differently, or slightly change appearance during burning.

• If dust or debris collects on the candle surface, gently wipe clean before lighting.

• Natural wax frosting, texture changes, or color variations may occur and are normal due to the handmade nature of the candle.

• Burn on a level, stable surface to help ensure even melting and reduce wax overflow.

• Decorative wax elements may create uneven melting or overflow during the first burn, this may produce excess melted wax during use. Always monitor for possible wax overflow or dripping wax.

• Clean up spilled wax only after it has completely cooled and hardened.