Fir tree-shaped spruce fragrance burner

CANDLE USE PRECAUTIONS

How to properly use your candle

A long-lasting candle is a well-maintained candle. Discover my tips for taking care of your candle.

BEFORE LIGHTING YOUR CANDLE

Ensure your candle is on a stable, heat-resistant surface.

If needed, trim the wick. It should be between 0.7 mm and 1 cm. If the wick is too long, carbon can build up at the tip of the wick, causing black smoke.

If your candle has two wicks, it's important to light both to ensure even burning.

WHILE BURNING

Never leave a burning candle unattended.

Do not move the candle while it is burning.

For optimal burning, let the candle burn all the way to the edge of the container.

The entire surface should become liquid to prevent the candle from tunneling later.

Do not place the candle near a window; the wick could flicker and alter the burn.

If the wick leans and falls into the wax, extinguish the candle and straighten the wick. Once solidified, trim the wick to the correct length.

Do not burn your candle for more than 4 hours for large formats and more than 3 hours for small formats to avoid damaging the wax and fragrance.

Never let your candle burn to the very bottom of the container; always leave 1 cm of wax. This will prevent overheating of the glass and your support.

EXTINGUISHING

To extinguish your candle, the best solution is to quickly dip the wick into the hot wax using an accessory and then raise it. The wick will then be coated with wax, making it easier to light later.

If you don't have an accessory, gently blow on the wick to avoid hot wax splatters.

AFTER EXTINGUISHING

Do not move your candle while the wax is hot and liquid.