We set out to make only the cleanest, high quality, untainted candles. The aroma from each one comes from certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils, with no added fillers, synthetic ingredients or harmful contaminants. Every candle is poured into its jar and finished by hand. We hope you enjoy yours as much as we enjoyed making it.
Every candle uses an all fibre wick. Refills are made for our own jars only, and we can't guarantee their quality or performance in any other container.
Essential oils can have a therapeutic effect, so we chose each blend for how it can make you feel as well as how it smells.
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Lavender & Ylang Ylang
Lavender (powdery, floral, light aromas) has calming and relaxing properties and can improve your mood. Ylang Ylang (sweet, rich, spicy aromas) is known to promote calmness and lift your mood.
Lavender (powdery, floral, light aromas) has calming and relaxing properties and can improve your mood. Eucalyptus (camphoraceous, airy aromas) promotes a feeling of relaxation and can neutralise odours. Tangerine (tangy, sweet, fresh aromas) has uplifting properties.
Lemongrass (smoky, citrus, herbaceous aromas) is bright and uplifting, perfect for summer days, and helps deter insects such as mosquitoes and house flies.
We've taken time and care to make candles that are safe to use in your home. These tips keep them that way and help you get the most from every burn.
First burn: at least 2 hours. Let the top layer melt completely to the edges. This prevents tunnelling.
No more than 4 hours at a time. Longer burns can make the wick move or slant.
Trim the wick to 5mm between burns, while the wax is set. This prevents high flames that produce more smoke and soot.
Keep it in sight and away from anything that can catch fire, on a level, fire resistant surface. Keep the wax pool clear of matches and wick trimmings.
Stop when about 10mm of wax is left. A flame with little or no wax can make the jar shatter from the heat.
Cleaning your jar
Either stand the jar in a bowl or pan of boiling water until the remaining wax melts, then pour it into a napkin to set and put it in the bin. Or put the jar in the freezer so the wax contracts, then lift it out with a butter knife or spoon.
Always put leftover wax in the bin. Never pour it down the sink, where it will set and cause blockages.