Candle Care

Soy wax has a "memory." This means when a soy candle is burned and then extinguished, the next time it's burned, the candle will only melt as far across as it did the last burn.

So always burn your candle until the wax melts evenly across the top of the jar, to prevent "tunneling."
Stop burning when 1/4" - 1/2" of the wax remains.
Keep the wick centered & trimmed to 1/4" to prevent uneven burning & sparking.
Burn candles on a clean, flat surface out of direct sunlight and drafts and away from pets, flammable materials, and children.

Why is my jar turning black?

There is generally one reason for soot accumulation on the jar...the wick is not trimmed to the correct height. Make sure the wick stays trimmed to 1/4" before each lighting.

Why is there wax left on the side of my jar?

Each time a candle is lit, the melt pool must reach the edges of the container for a proper burn. If the candle is lit and put out an hour later on multiple occasions, it will create a tunnel down the center of the jar. We recommend burning our candles for 3-5 hours each lighting.

Are your wicks lead free?

Yes, we only use cotton wicks. No metal or lead here.

Do you use any dyes?

No. We think the natural color of the soy wax is beautiful on its own. Occasionally, a change in color will occur in our candles due to the natural properties of the oils and/or exposure to UV rays. Just know that any color change does not affect the functionality of the candle.

Candle safety stuff

Burn no longer than 5 hours (to prevent the entire candle from overheating).
Stop burning when 1/4" - 1/2" of the wax remains.
Keep the wick centered & trimmed to 1/4" to prevent uneven burning & sparking.
Burn candles on a clean, flat surface out of direct sunlight and drafts and away from flammable materials, pets, and children.
Wait until the jar cools completely before handling.
Never touch hot wax.-Never set a lid on a burning candle.
Don't flush or pour wax down drains.
Don't ingest wax.
Never leave a burning candle unattended.