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Bergamot Rutaceae Everest Collection Candle In Blue

Bergamot Rutaceae Everest Collection Candle In Blue

Fragrance: Bergamot, Orange Peel, Lemon, Plum, Raspberry, Strawberry, Rose, Currant, Coconut, Cognac, Tobacco Design Details: Indulge In A Tantalizing Fragrance That Combines The Zesty Freshness Of Citrus Fruits With The Juicy Sweetness Of Plum, Raspberry, And Strawberry. The Delicate Notes Of Rose And Currant Add A Touch Of Floral Elegance, While Hints Of Coconut, Cognac, And Tobacco Bring Warmth And Sophistication, Creating A Captivating Scent That Exudes Vibrancy And Allure. Measurements: 4In X 7In 90+ Hour Burn Time Each Candle Is Hand-Poured With A Carefully Selected, A Toxin-Free Coconut Wax Blend And Premium Fragrance Oils. 100% Cotton Wicks. Reusable Glass Jar Care: 1. Trim Your Wick: Trim Your Wick To 1/4 Before Each Burn. Trimming The Wicks Regularly Is Crucial To Properly Burning Your Candle And Helps Ensure Your Candle Continues A Clean Burn, Maximized Scent Throw, And Doesn’T Produce Soot. Keep An Eye On Your Candle And If The Flame Seems Too Big Or Looks To Be Dancing Around, Put It Out, Trim The Wick Again And Relight. 2. Candle Burning Tips: The First Time You Light Your Candle Will Set The Tone For The Rest Of Your Candle Burning Experience. Make Sure You Keep The Candle Lit For At Least A Few Hours (Or Until The Wax Is Melted Completely Evenly To The Edges Of The Vessel) So You Don’T Experience Tunneling. If The Candle Isn’T Allowed To Burn Evenly All Across During The First Burn, It Forms What’S Called A Memory Ring, Which Could Prevent It From Burning Evenly Each Time You Light It. Since La Lueur Use A Soft Natural Wax, Most Of The Time The Memory Ring Is Not A Problem And Ends Up Melting Throughout The Life Of The Candle. 3. Time Duration: Relating To Burn Tips, Burn Your Candle For 2-4 Hours At A Time. For The Classic Collection, La Lueur Recommend Around 1-2 Hours, For The 2-Wick Candles 3-4 Hours And For The 3-Wick Candles Up To 4-5 Hours For The First Burn. There’S Such A Thing As Burning A Candle Too Long. The General Rule Is To Avoid Burning The Candle For More Than 4 Hours. Burning A Candle For Overly Long Periods Can Cause The Wick To Become Too Large And The Wax To Overheat. Not Only Does Doing This Burn Your Candle Faster Than If You Burned It The Same Amount Of Time In Separate Sessions, But It Could Also Produces Unwanted Smoke And Soot. 4. Safety Tips: Burn On Heat Resistant Surfaces. Keep Away From The Draft And Air Conditioner. Never Move A Burning Candle And Handle Only When The Wax Has Solidified. Always Burn The Candle In Sight. Never Use A Candle If The Vessel Has Chipped Or Cracked. Keep Out Of Direct Sunlight. Never Use Water (Or A Lid) To Put Out The Flame. 5. The End: Stop Use When There Ie 1/4' Of Wax Left. As Strange As It Might Sound, You’Re Actually Not Supposed To Burn A Candle All The Way To The Bottom. Once There Is About 10 Mm Of Wax Left, It’S Time To Let It Go. As The Candle Burns Down To The End, The Heat Of The Flame Could Potentially Cause The Container To Get Extremely Hot. In Some Cases, This Could Lead To The Container Cracking Or Even Shattering, Which Could Cause Hot Wax To Spill Out, Possibly Start A Fire, Or Damage Surfaces Underneath. 6. Reuse & Recycle: All Vessels Are Meant To Be Repurposed, So It’S Never Truly Goodbye. Remove The Remaining Wax And Use The Vessel As A Cotton Pad Jar, Decorative Piece, Flower Pot, Makeup Brush Holder And Much More. If You Find No Use For The Empty Vessel, Simply Just Recycle Made In The Usa