Candle Care & Burning
How do I maintain my candle and how long will it last?
Two golden rules: on the first burn, let the wax melt to the edges (2-3 hours) to prevent tunneling, and trim the wick to 1/4 inch before every burn. Burn up to 4 hours at a time, away from drafts. Burn time varies by candle size; see How many wicks
Why doesn’t my candle smell as strong as it used to?
Sometimes it's not the candle, it's 'nose blindness.' Our noses tune out familiar scents over time. Leave the room for an hour, burn the candle in a different room, or alternate between two fragrances and the scent will come right back.
What do I do with the container when finished?
Once about 1/2 inch of wax remains, retire the candle. Remove leftover wax (pop it in the freezer, it slides right out), wash with warm soapy water, and reuse the vessel or recycle the glass.
Why is my candle burning too fast?
Drafts, fans, and long burns speed up wax consumption. Keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inch, cap burns at 4 hours, and place the candle away from vents and open windows. You'll noticeably extend its life.
How do I prevent my candle from tunneling?
Wax has 'memory'. Your first burn sets the pattern for every burn after. Three habits prevent tunneling entirely: 1) On the first lighting, burn 2-3 hours, until the melt pool reaches the edge of the glass. 2) Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before every b
How many wicks does each candle have, and how long does it burn?
Votive and Classic Candles have 1 wick, 3-Wick Candles have 3, Luxury and Grand Candles have 4, and the VOYAGES Grand Candle has 2. Burn times by size inside.
What size is each candle?
Votive 2 oz, Classic 8.1 oz, 3-Wick 21.1 oz, Luxury 47.3 oz, Grand 77.2 oz, VOYAGES Grand 600 g, with the width and height of each.
Which candle size is right for my room?
Votives for small spaces and travel, Classic for an everyday room, 3-Wick for larger rooms, Luxury for larger spaces, Grand for the largest rooms, plus how to get the fullest scent.
What is the candle vessel made of, and is the packaging recyclable?
Glass vessels made to be reused, recyclable cartons from sustainably sourced materials, and VOYAGES lids that double as coasters.