To extend the life of your candle, always trim the wick to ¼ inch before lighting. Burn for at least 2-4 hours to create a full melt pool and prevent tunneling.

Tunneling happens when a candle is extinguished before the wax melts evenly. Allow your candle to burn until the wax reaches the edges of the jar to prevent wasted wax and ensure an even burn.

Trim your wick to ¼ inch before each burn to avoid excessive soot, uneven burning, and black smoke. A properly trimmed wick ensures a clean, long-lasting candle.

Black smoke or soot occurs when the wick is too long. Keeping your wick trimmed and burning your candle in a draft-free area helps reduce smoke and ensures a cleaner burn.

To avoid wax splatter, use a candle snuffer or gently dip the wick into the melted wax with a wick dipper, then straighten it. Avoid blowing out the flame, as this can cause excess smoke.

For maximum scent throw, allow your candle to burn for at least 30-60 minutes to fully release its fragrance. Place it in a smaller room or enclosed space to enhance scent diffusion.

Yes! Once your candle has ½ inch of wax left, stop burning it. Clean out the jar and repurpose it as a decorative container, makeup holder, planter, or storage jar.

No! Never leave a candle burning unattended or near flammable items. Keep candles away from pets, children, and drafts to ensure safe burning.

This is a natural effect of temperature changes and does not affect the candle’s performance. Store your candles in a cool, dry place to maintain a smooth wax finish.

If the wick shifts, carefully adjust it back to the center with a wick dipper or toothpick while the wax is soft. A centered wick ensures an even and efficient burn.