Candle Care with Lamour Soy
Candle Care Tips
Learn about your candle care.
Candles care is a fantastic way to reference a well-taken care candle, but if you want them to last as long as possible, you need to take care of them always! Is there anything more relaxing than a candlelit bath? The soothing flicker of the flame, the delicate scent, and the enveloping warmth combine to make a moment of pure relaxation. But did you know that how you treat your candles can also impact their performance and longevity? We’ll cover everything from storing them to how to light them correctly. So whether you’re a first-time candle buyer or a seasoned pro, be sure to read on for the best advice!
Do not burn candles longer than indicated
Did you know that burning candles for too long can be dangerous? When you burn a candle longer than the manufacturer’s instructions recommend, carbon starts to collect on the wick. This causes the wick to “mushroom,” making it unstable and producing a large, dangerous flame. Plus, your candle will start to smoke and release soot. To avoid this, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions – in general, You should not burn candles for longer than four hours, and they should be allowed to cool for at least two hours before being relit.
Candle care is essential to keep your candles burning evenly and make them last longer. By following a few simple steps, you can get the most out of your candles and avoid accidents.
Candle Care Tips
1. Time for the wax to melt completely
Allow enough time for the wax to melt completely to the edges of the container to prevent tunneling is a main Candle care tip and can be easy avoided. Once you allow your wax to melt to the edges it will evenly melt not allowing the walls of the candle to cave in on themselves. We recommend planning to have the candle on for 2 to 3 hours max ensuring that the candle melts evenly to get the most use. If you turn on a candle, let it burns for an hour then turn it off it will start forming wax walls not allowing you to fully use all the wax. We also recommend trimming the tip of the wick after or before every use to get a clean burn the next time you turn on the candle.