Black Tin-Wooden Wick Candles

Hawaiian Ginger-Tropical blend of lily, jasmine and violet blooms with citrus tones of fresh lemon peel. Warm woody notes complete the fruity blend. A duplication of the Calgon scent. 

Japanese Cherry Blossom-Light, sweet and refreshing, reminiscen of fresh spring air. Fused with top notes of asian pears, rose, mimosa petals and fuji apples, seductive jasmine and peony. A combination of vanilla, musk and creamy sandalwood at the base rounds out this fragrance.

Mountain Range-A crisp blend of balsam pine, aromatic cedar leaf and juniper berries gives this candle a fresh forest scent. Mixed with a fresh aroma possessing notes of orange, vanilla, and amber. 

Mango Madness-A sweet, tropical blend of delicious mango. Top notes of citrus, green, mango, pineapple, grapefruit and floral apple. Middle notes of jasmine, lilac, plumeria and peach. Base notes of powder, musk and coconut. 

Fresh Linen-Nostalgic aroma of clean cotton on a fresh breezy day.

Blackberry Special-Juicy ripe blackberries entwined with notes of mint, rosemary and sage. Mixed with a blend of sweet apple blossoms, lilacs and lavender petals. 

Lavender Fields-Take a walk in the lavender fields! A soothing scent with base notes of French Lavender, which is soft and mild. 

Soy Candles are as easy as lighting the wick and watching it burn. Now sit back and relax, and enjoy your favourite candle fragrance!

But....

To get the most effective and efficient burn to allow your luxury candle to last to it's maximum burn time, there are a few tips and tricks to do :)

1) Always trim your wick to 1/4” before every burn to prolong it's life. 

2) Most importantly, the FIRST burn should be around 3-4 hours, if possible, or until the top layer of wax is almost melted, or some may be fully melted depending on the diamter of the candle. This prolongs the candles life and promotes even burning and maximum burn time. No Tunneling.

3) You should NEVER burn a candle for more than 4 hours at one time.

4) Occasionally, you may need to reposition your wick back to the center of the candle so that it will burn more efficiently and to achieve a full melt pool, just like your very first burn. 

5) Stop using your candle when there is 1/2” of wax left at the bottom. 

6) Please keep children and pets away from a burning candle, and never leave your candle unattended when lit.

Soy candles can naturally develop what is called "frosting" on the top and sides of the candle, almost like a frosted window. This is a completely natural occurance of soy wax and other vegetable waxes, but does not affect the quality or the burn of the candle.

Frosting occurs because the wax naturally forms crystalline structures as it cools and hardens from it's melted state. It can also create a bumpy surface because it solidifies at an inconsistant rate. These are normal characteristic of natural soy wax and can help you to tell if you have a pure natural candle with no additives.