Analogue Apotik

Bugaia

Candlemeleon

Evermore London

P.F Candle Co.

Pigmentarium

Porter Green

TUTTOATTACCTO

UpCircle Beauty

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When lighting a candle for the first time, allow it to burn continuously for at least 2 to 3 hours until the entire surface wax melts into an even pool that reaches the edges of the container. This prevents the formation of a “tunneling effect” (where only the center burns down, leaving unused wax around the sides), and ensures an even burn for future use. Choose a space free from strong drafts to avoid uneven burning caused by a flickering flame. After burning, gently extinguish the flame using a candle snuffer rather than blowing it out. This reduces smoke and helps preserve the wick's structure.

During use, regularly trim the wick to about 3–5 mm to prevent black smoke or an off-center wick. Limit each burning session to under 4 hours to avoid overheating the glass container or over-consuming the wax. Keep the candle away from windows, vents, or other drafty areas to maintain a steady flame. If the wick leans to one side while burning, gently reposition it to the center while the wax is still soft. Never leave a burning candle unattended or near flammable objects. Always make sure the flame is fully extinguished before moving the candle.

After extinguishing the flame, allow the candle to cool completely. Use a wick trimmer to remove any carbon buildup ("mushrooming") at the tip of the wick without cutting it too short. Check if the wax surface is even—if there’s leftover wax along the edges, simply extend the burn time during your next use to let it melt evenly. If soot marks appear inside the glass container, gently clean them with mild soap and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly. Store the candle in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight or heat, to prevent the fragrance from dissipating. Lastly, cover the candle with a dust lid or return it to its original box to keep out dust and preserve the purity of the scent—ensuring a full sensory experience the next time you light it.