Luxury Scented Candle. Approx 40hr burntime.
Highly fragranced candle that brings scent and luxury to your home.
Rose bushes brimming with flowers one day in May. Some are just opening, others are in full bloom, their petals beaded with dew. Their fragrance fills the air with fresh, floral notes. Roses unfolds like a bouquet of freshly cut flowers, clean and sheer and is balanced by the tang of tart red apple.
Each handpoured candle is made to the highest specifications. After much safety and quality testing we have settled on wax and wick combinations that gives the best scent and the longest lasting burn. We use a professional grade wax that has been specifically blended to bring together the clean burn of soy wax , the stability of mineral wax and the sustainable qualities of rapeseed wax.
Roses Candle
Candle Care
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If you've treated yourself to a premium quality candle then please read these candle care instructions to get the very best from your candle.
Trim your wick: Before every burn of any of your candes you should trim the wick to remove excess debris. Simply trim off any burnt wick with your fingers or scissors leaving 0.5cm of wick to light.
WHY? - Trimming the wicks will keep the candle burning with less soot and it will give your candle a longer burn time with a nice steady flame. When a wick gets too long it cannot draw wax all the way up to the wick. Therefore, the wick itself will start to burn and give off soot. The wick may become heavy and fall into the melted wax making it impossible to light again.
Burning times: It is strongly advised not to burn your candle for any longer than 4 hours at a time. Make sure you burn your candles for a minimum of 2 hours and maximum of 4 hours to get the most out of your candle. This is most important on the first burn to induce the correct wax memory. Resist the urge to burn it for only 30mins to see what it smells like!
WHY? - Burning your candle for too long can cause your melt pool to become large, resulting in a larger flame, smoking, and an overheated jar. Take a look at the instructions on the bottom of your candle for general candle safety guidance. Have you ever found that your candles begin to burn through the middle, leaving a thick layer of wax around the walls of the candle? This is called tunnelling. In some cases this is unavoidable as your candle may have the incorrect wick in place and has not been created or tested correctly by the manufacturer. However, our candles are formulated to burn evenly.
Candle Safety Details for all candles
- Never leave a burning candle unattended
- Never burn a candle for longer than 4 hours at a time
- Burn candle out of reach of children and pets
- Always leave at least 10cm between burning candles
- Do not burn candles on or near anything that can catch fire
- Do not place candles in a draught
- Trim wick to 5mm before lighting
- Don’t burn a candle all the way down. We recommend leaving 5mm of wax in the container
- Always snuff out the candle. Do not blow out
- Keep the wax pool clear and clear of matches and other debris to avoid flaring
You can find safety instructions on the base of all of our candles and if you're ever unsure please do get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
