Candle Storage

Store candles in a cool, dark, and dry place. High temperatures or direct sunlight can cause the candle's surface to melt,

affecting its scent throw and resulting in insufficient fragrance when lit.

Lighting the Candle

1.Before lighting, trim the candle wick to 5-8 mm.

2.when lighting the candle for the first time, allow it to burn for 2-4 hours.Candles have a "memory," and if the

wax around the wick does not melt evenly during the first burn, it will tunnel around the wick during future burns.

Extending Burn Time

1.Always keep the wick trimmed to 5-8 mm. Trimming the wick helps the candle burn evenly and prevents the

formation of black soot and smoke stains on the candle container.

2.Ensure the candle is not in a drafty area while burning. Wind can cause uneven burning and shorten the candle's lifespan.

3.Try to burn the candle for at least 2 hours each time but no more than 4 hours. For extended burning.

extinguish the candle every 4 hours, trim the wick to 5 mm, and relight.

Extinguishing the Candle

1.Always remember not to blow out the candle. Blowing can damage the candle and produce black smoke

turning the pleasant fragrance into a smoky odor.

2.Use a snuffer to extinguish the candle, or use a wick dipper to submerge the wick into the wax.

3.Stop burning the candle when less than 1 cm of wax remains.

Candle Safety

1.Never leave a burning candle unattended.

2.Keep burning candles out of reach of children and pets.

3.The container may become hot while the candle is burning. Avoid touching the hot container to prevent burns.

4.Discontinue use when 1 cm of wax remains at the bottom.

5.When the candle is nearly finished, a significant amount of molten wax may remain. Properly dispose of the

remaining wax immediately to prevent children from playing with or ingesting it.