Candle Care Tips

Burn Time Control

Keep each burn under 4 hours at a time. Longer burns create excess heat and put unnecessary stress on the vessel.

Trim the Wick

Trim your wick to ¼" before every burn. This prevents soot, reduces mushrooming, and keeps the flame steady and clean.

Let Wax Reach the Edges

Allow the candle to form a full melt pool during the first few burns. This prevents tunneling and ensures an even, long-lasting burn.

Never Leave Unattended

Always keep candles within sight while they burn. Avoid flammable materials, unstable surfaces, pets, and active airflow.

Use a Heat-Safe Surface

Set your candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Avoid direct airflow which causes flickering and uneven burning.

Jar Becomes Hot

Candle vessels heat up during burning. Let the candle cool completely before touching or moving it.

Stop at ½" of Wax

When only ½" of wax remains, discontinue use. This prevents overheating the vessel base and protects your surfaces.

Maintain a Steady Flame

Avoid vents or drafts. A stable flame ensures even melting, cleaner burning, and maximum longevity.

Estimated Burn Time

8oz Candle — 50+ hours. Burn times vary depending on room airflow, wick trimming habits, and session length.

Repurpose the Vessel

Once the final ½" of wax remains, let the candle cool. Add hot water and dish soap to lift out the remaining wax. Clean the jar and repurpose it for storage, tools, plants, incense, or décor.