Candle Care & Instructions
Natural Quality of Beeswax
Over time, 100% pure beeswax may develop a light, whitish film on the surface. This is a completely natural process called "bloom" (crystallization). It is a guarantee of the wax's absolute purity—not a defect or mold! You can burn the candle exactly as usual.
Tip: To remove bloom, you can either dip candle into a warm water (it will mealt if it’s too hot) or gently blow a warm blow with your hair dryer. We recommend enjoying and burning them within a year of purchase, rather than storing them indefinitely to maintain the vibrant look of your candles.
Essential Safety & Burning Tips
Trim the Wick Trim the wick to 5-7mm before each and every burn.
Protect Your Surfaces Always place the candle on a heat-resistant base or plate before lighting, as melting wax may flow.
Storage Keep in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Long-term exposure to the sun may cause the wax to warp, fade, or deteriorate.
Safety First Never leave a burning candle unattended and keep away from flammable objects.
