A lovely, enchanting meadow with lavender sprigs bordering it. It promotes mental and emotional calmness, relaxation, and soothing. A great use for meditating and unwinding before bedtime.
- Estimated : 30 hr burn
- Weight : 430g, glass jar
Each candle is individually hand-poured using premium-grade natural soy wax and aromas that reflect Lynn's enthusiasm. The candle jar can be reused or recycled to protect the environment.
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Lavender
How to burn candles properly: By adhering to some basic candle care advice and safety recommendations, you may prolong the life of your favorite candles:
- The initial burn is the most crucial, so get it properly the first time. Candles should be lit for one to two hours minimum.
- If a candle is not burned long enough for the wax to melt or liquefy from edge to edge of the container, a "memory ring" will form. Once a candle develops a "memory ring," it will keep tunneling during its entire lifespan.
- Don't let candles burn for more than four(4) hours. If a candle is burned for too long, carbon will build up on the wick and cause it to "mushroom." Candles should cool for at least two hours before relighting to prevent soot and smoke build-up.
- Always trim the wick to 1/4 inch and examine the wax pool for debris before lighting a candle. Debris in the wax pool can include matches or wick trimmings.
- Trimming wicks will help your candle last longer. Wicks that are left long or crooked can lead to uneven burning, leaking, flaring, and sooting. If you cut the wick every couple of hours, your candles will burn up to 25% longer.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep burning candles away from flammable decorations, furniture, curtains, bedding, carpets, books, and paper.
- Keep candles out of children's and animals' reach. Place lit candles away from fans and open windows since the moving air might disturb the flame and leave annoying black spots on the glass.
- When a candle is burning or the wax is liquid, never touch or move it.
- When Extinguishing a Candle • Snuff out a candle with a candle snuffer. It's the safest method of avoiding hot wax splashes.
- 6 Keep candles free of dust to help preserve the wax and smell. Store them with the lid on in a cool, dark, and dry location.
How to burn candles properly? By adhering to some basic candle care advice and safety recommendations, you may prolong the life of your favorite candles:
- The initial burn is the most crucial, so get it properly the first time. Candles should be lit for one to two hours minimum.
- If a candle is not burned long enough for the wax to melt or liquefy from edge to edge of the container, a "memory ring" will form. Once a candle develops a "memory ring," it will keep tunneling during its entire lifespan.
- Candles shouldn't be left burning for longer than four hours. A candle's wick will "mushroom" and flare if it is burnt for an excessively long time due to carbon buildup. To avoid soot and smoke buildup, candles should cool for at least two hours before being relit.
- Always clean off any debris before lighting a candle. Trim the wick to 1/4 inch.
- If you trim the wick every couple of hours, your candles will burn up to 25% longer.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep burning candles away from flammable decorations, furniture, curtains, bedding, carpets, books, and paper.
- Keep candles out of children's and animals' reach. Place lit candles away from fans and open windows since the moving air might disturb the flame and leave annoying black spots on the glass.
- When a candle is burning or the wax is liquid, never touch or move it.
- When extinguishing a candle, snuff out a candle with a candle snuffer. It's the safest method of avoiding hot wax splashes.
- Keep candles free of dust to help preserve the wax and smell. Store them with the lid on in a cool, dark, and dry location.