Candle Care Tips

Why Natural Soy Wax Candles Contract Away from the Vessels
Why is the wax in my candle separating from the glass?   We know how upsetting it is to receive a candle only to notice those ugly "wet spots." While this might affect the aesthetics of your candles, it does not impact their burn quality or safety.   Why Do Soy Wax Candles Contract Away from Glass?   Natural Ingredient Properties: Soy wax is softer and more pliable than paraffin wax - which is commonly used in traditional candles. This softness can make soy wax more prone to contracting away from... Read more...
What Is Candle Soot + How to Avoid It
What Is Candle Soot?   When burning a candle, it releases tiny carbon particles into the air as the wax burns. These particles eventually come into contact with cool surfaces, causing them to condense and form a fine black residue known as candle soot.   Use these tips to avoid your candle from sooting:  Trim the wick: Keep the candle's wick trimmed to about 1/4 inch (6 mm) to ensure a stable and controlled flame. Burn your candle properly: Allow the candle to burn long enough to melt the wax... Read more...
What is Candle Tunneling + Tips On How To Avoid It.
What is Candle Tunneling?   Candle tunneling occurs when a candle burns down the middle, leaving a ring of unused wax around the edges. Tunneling not only detracts from your candle's aesthetics but also shortens its overall lifespan.   Three tips on how to prevent your candle from tunneling: Short Burn Times: The first burn is crucial. If a candle is not allowed to melt its entire surface during the initial burn, it's likely to tunnel on subsequent burns. Trim Your Wick: A trimmed wick can make all the difference. Make sure... Read more...