autumn range

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Each candle is labelled with information relating to ingredients and potential allergens.  This information can also be found in the images of each individual product on this website.

Candles can be a fire hazard and can cause burns.  To take precautions:

Always burn your candle where you can see it and don't leave it unattended.  

Burn your candle away from drafts and vibrations which may affect the height of the  flame or knock your candle over.

Only burn your candle on a level, fire-resistant surface.  The container may become very hot during burning so do not handle until it has cooled.
 

Keep the candle out of reach of children and pets, whether lit or unlit.

Never burn your candle on or close to anything that could catch fire.

Keep the wick trimmed to 6mm before lighting.

Keep your candle free of any foreign materials including matches and wick trimmings.  

On the first burn, allow your candle to burn for 4 hours.  This will allow a full melt pool to form and the fragrance to be released.  Allowing a full melt pool to form, and giving the wax time to reset before future burns,  will encourage an even burn for the life of your candle.

Do not allow the candle to burn for more than 4 hours at a time as the glass could overheat and the candle will burn quicker.