Absolutely - we’re so glad you asked! Please trim your wick after every use to 5mm to prevent a large flame and candle smoking (just wait until the candle has cooled down to avoid the wick from falling into the hot wax). We also recommend burning your candle for a minimum of 2 hours at a time to prevent wax tunneling.

Yes. The recommended burn time for soy candles is 2-4 hours at a time.

Yes! Please avoid exposure to drafts. Do not move the candle while burning or if wax is hot. Never leave a burning candle unattended and keep it out of reach from children. Always place your candle on a stable and heat resistant surface away from anything flammable.

While burning your soy candle, the ceramic or glass jar becomes very hot. If this continues all the way to the bottom of the jar, it may break. To prevent any safety issues, burn your soy candles to about 0.5cm from the bottom of the jar and discard it afterwards.

Unfortunately not - outdoor candles need to be crafted for that specific purpose. They usually have larger wicks to combat drafts.

Store your soy candle in a cool dry place as soy wax can soften in temperatures over 25 degrees and contract in cooler climates. Avoid direct sunlight. Also, keep your candles covered when not in use to avoid dust building up.

Trim your wick after every burn. Do not trim the wick too much as a short wick will create smoke and uneven burning. Approximately 5-6mm should prevent mushrooming.

Allow your candle to cool down before you relight it. This allows the wax pool to solidify and keep an even burn throughout the life of the soy candle.

Our soy candle jars are made of glass and they can weaken after prolonged periods of heat. We suggest you do not refill your used soy candle jars and recycle them safely. On the other hand, they make great storage jars and pots for air plants.

Soy wax is water soluble so you can wash our soy candle jars with hot soapy water. However, never pour your wax into a drain as the wax will solidify and clog your sink.