Fall & Winter Candle Variants [Beeswax & Coconut] | Cherry Wood Wick | Clean Burn | EO & Archetype Blend

Fall & Winter Candle Variants [Beeswax & Coconut] | Cherry Wood Wick | Clean Burn | EO & Archetype BlendEnjoy luxurious candles that are organic and free of toxins, unlike many others on the market. Our Beeswax & Coconut Wax + Virgin Coconut Oil candles purify the air and offer an all natural, sweet aroma to your home even without added scent. Experience a calming atmosphere while benefitting from a longer, cleaner burn time. Enhance your home today with these natural wonders! Wicking is also pure, clean, new cherry wood wicks soaked in pure extra

Enjoy luxurious candles that are organic and free of toxins, unlike many others on the market. Our Beeswax & Coconut Wax + Virgin Coconut Oil candles purify the air and offer an all-natural, sweet aroma to your home even without added scent.  Experience a calming atmosphere while benefitting from a longer, cleaner burn time. Enhance your home today with these natural wonders! Wicking is also pure, clean, new cherry wood wicks soaked in pure extra virgin olive oil prior to pouring, and have a beautiful crackling sound while burning. Default color is black glass, but can vary between Amber & Clear.

(A) listed is our Archetype Scent Blend (see below)

Archetype Scent Blends contain our unique blend of essential oils with clean fragrance oils that are regulated and manufactured without organ toxins, acute toxins, phthalates, CMRS, and without any ingredients on the cali prop 65 list, they're one the most strict and cleanest on the market. All fragrance oils are also infused with essential oils. While fragrance oils contain natural components like essential oils, they are considered synthetic. However, the beauty of working with synthetic fragrance oils is that they are formulated to be safe in final products and perform consistently (unlike essential oils that can, in some cases, experience fragrance shifts, especially when burned in candles.)

Scent Reference, since these candles are made with your home and body in mind, the scent won’t be as strong as your typical bad ingredient full store bought candles. 

1. Extinguish the candle and allow the wax and wick to cool completely.
2. Trim the wick: Use a wick trimmer, nail clippers, or your fingers to gently pinch off any charred wood until the wick is about 1/4 inch above the wax.
3. Clear the debris: Remove any trimmings from the candle's wax pool before relighting.
4. Check for drafts: Make sure the candle is not placed near vents, windows, or fans, as moving air can disturb the flame. 

Please be careful. Never let your candles burn for more than 4 hours at a time to keep the maximum safety, keep on sturdy level surface that is heat resistant, keep away from anything flammable and out of reach of children/pets. For a flameless option, see our candle wax melts! We are not held liable for mishandled candles due to user error. All of our candles have been trial tested.

——

The gentle crackle and unique flicker of a wooden wick candle makes for a cozy and warm ambience, but they can be a little tricky to burn if you're not used to them. Wooden wicks burn differently to traditional cotton wicks, and there are a few common issues that cause them to not stay lit. Here are our top tips and best practices for using a wooden wick to ensure a long and clean burn of your beautiful botanical candle. 

HOW TO LIGHT A WOODEN WICK CANDLE

You'll want to light these differently than traditional cotton wick candles. When lighting a wooden wick, the best technique is to tilt the candle on an angle (instead of tilting the lighter or match) and allow the flame to draw across the length of the wick. Note that with a wooden wick, it may also take several tries to light it due to its composition, but this is a normal occurrence and a part of their unique nature! 

THE FIRST BURN IS THE MOST IMPORTANT & HOW TO GET IT RIGHT

On the first burn, give your candle enough burning time to develop a melted wax pool that goes all the way to the edge of the vessel, this can take up to a few hours, depending on the candle size. Believe it or not, candles do have a kind of "wax-memory", and once a burning pattern has been established, it can be hard to change. 

IF YOU RUN INTO ISSES WITH LOW FLAME, BLOW OUT THE CANDLE & USE PAPER TOWELS OR COTTON BALLS TO SOAK UP SOME MELTED WAX (BE CAREFUL NOT TO BURN YOURSELF), or just leave it alone- Low flame will keep your candle burning longer. Wood Wicks are pickier than cotton wicks. 

If you don't allow your candle enough time to form a full melt pool on the first burn, a little depression "tunnel" may start to form around the wick. This will make it more difficult for the wax around the edges of the vessel to melt, causing the tunnel effect to continue with each burn. Eventually, the tunnel will become too deep for fresh oxygen to flow in, and your candle will have trouble staying lit for more than a short period of time. To prevent this issue, ensure you give your candle adequate time to develop a melted pool wax from corner to corner, we recommend at least 2 hours of burning to achieve the melting pool. 

After the first burn, you don't need to let a full wax pool form every single time, but it is ideal if you want to get the most life out of your candle. Ensure your candles have a nice long burn every so often to "reset" the wax memory and prevent any tunnelling. This will help keep your candle smiling great, burning evenly and will allow you to enjoy your candle for longer. 

Each candle is dedicated to it’s own scripture, if you’d like a specific custom label, a name inserted or text, or desired customization (for weddings, lost loved ones, gift, etc) please feel free to contact us, a charge of $5 will be applied for full customized label which can either be invoiced directly, or you may apply to the “Tip” at checkout. ( for Customization email: [email protected] )