Customer Information for Candle & Wax Melt Burners

Key Safety Guidelines

  • Placement: Always use on a flat, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains, papers, or flammable items.
  • Supervision: Never leave a lit tea light or electric burner unattended.
  • Children & Pets: Keep burners out of reach to avoid accidents.
  • Ventilation: Use in a well-ventilated room but avoid direct drafts which can cause uneven burning.
  • Correct Candle Size: Only use unscented 4-hour tea lights in traditional ceramic burners. Larger candles can overheat and crack the burner.
  • Electric Burners: Plug-in or electric warmers are safer alternatives, offering consistent heat without open flames.

Usage Instructions

  • Wax Melts: Place 1–2 wax cubes or a small portion of wax melt in the dish. Do not overfill.
  • Essential Oils (if compatible): Some burners are designed for oils as well as wax. Check manufacturer instructions.
  • Burn Time: Allow wax to melt fully to release fragrance. Extinguish tea lights after 4 hours or switch off electric burners.
  • Changing Wax: Once fragrance fades, let wax cool and harden. Remove by gently warming the dish and sliding out the wax or using cotton pads to absorb melted wax.

     

 Risks & Precautions

  • Overheating: Using oversized candles or leaving burners on too long can cause cracking or fire hazards.
  • Wax Spills: Overfilling dishes may lead to melted wax spilling over.
  • Electric Safety: For plug-in burners, avoid using near water and check cords regularly.
  • Fragrance Sensitivity: Some customers may be sensitive to strong scents; start with smaller amounts of wax.

Customer Tips

  • Rotate fragrances to avoid “nose-blindness.”
  • Use seasonal scents for a cosy atmosphere.
  • Clean burner dishes regularly for best performance.
  • Consider electric burners for households with children or pets.

 

General Candle Care Tips

  1. Trim the Wick: Always trim the wick to about 1/4 inch (6mm) before each use. This helps maintain a clean burn, reduces  soot, and prevents excessive flickering. 
  2. First Burn: On the first burn, allow the candle to melt completely across the surface. This prevents tunneling, where the  wax burns down the center, leaving unused wax on the sides. 
  3. Burn Time: Limit burn time to 3-4 hours at a time. This prevents overheating and ensures an even burn. 
  4. Heat-Resistant Surface: Always place candles on a heat-resistant surface or in a candle holder to protect your furniture from heat damage. 
  5. Avoid Drafts: Keep candles away from drafts, vents, or fans, as these can cause uneven burning and excessive smoke. 
  6. Storage: Store candles in a cool, dark place to prevent degradation. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. 
  7. Extinguishing: Use a candle snuffer to extinguish the flame instead of blowing it out. This prevents wax splatter and keeps the wick centered. 
  8. Check for Damage: Before lighting, inspect the candle for any cracks or damage to the container. Do not burn damaged  candles. 
  9. Keep Clean: Ensure the wax pool is free from debris, such as wick trimmings or dust, to promote an even burn. 
  10. Disposal: Do not burn the candle when there is less than 1/4 inch of wax left in the container to avoid overheating the  glass. 

 

For using our Flower Bomb candle.

Lighting Your Luxury Candle.

A refined guide for an elevated burn experience

  1. Unveil Your Candle

Gently remove all outer packaging, ribbon, and protective wrapping.
Lift the candle from its box with care, allowing the moment to feel as special as the fragrance inside.

  1. Prepare the Wick

Before the first burn, trim the wick to 5–7 mm.
A perfectly trimmed wick ensures a clean, elegant flame and a longer‑lasting candle.

  1. Set the Scene

Place your candle on a stable heat-resistant plate deep enough that allows wax to melt into , DO NOT LIGHT the candle in the gift box.
Keep it away from drafts and delicate fabrics to preserve both safety and ambience.

  1. Light with Intention

Use a long match or lighter to ignite the wick.
Allow the flame to settle and glow, creating the first moment of warmth.

  1. Let the Wax Fully Pool

For large candles, allow the wax to melt edge to edge during the first burn.
This creates an even burn pattern and unlocks the candle’s full fragrance potential.

  1. Enjoy the Atmosphere

Burn for 2–4 hours at a time to maintain performance and preserve the candle’s beauty.
Let the soft glow and fragrance elevate your space.

  1. Extinguish with Grace

Snuff the flame or gently blow it out.
Allow the wax to cool completely before moving or relighting.

By following these candle care instructions, you can enjoy your candles safely and maximize their lifespan and fragrance