Luxury Coconut Soy Candle - Harvest Haven

Vessel: 

12 oz - Premium Ivory Iridescent Glass Vessel w/ raw maple lid

10 oz - Premium Amber Iridescent Glass Vessel w/cork lid

Wax: Virgin coconut soy wax blend

Wick: Wooden, Crackling

Scent: Harvest Haven

What to Expect: Apple • Ginger • Anise • Clove • Honey • Amber • Coconut • Tonka Bean

Our luxury line of candles are carefully blended with eco-friendly, ethically-sourced, quality coconut soy wax and premium clean-burning fragrance and essential oils - free of phthalate and paraben. Each micro batch is hand-poured with love with you in mind. Our goal is to transport you with every scent and every burn - an aesthetically pleasing, olfactory journey. Our candles are an experience you'll want to share.

DIRECTIONS: 

Lighting a candle comes with great responsibility. It is important to take the necessary steps to create an atmosphere that lends way to enjoying a safe and delightful sensory journey. Wood wick candles are even more delicate and thus, when you purchase these candles, you are, in a sense, committing to it's proper care.

1. Find the perfect spot. You should place your candle in a space free of draft and movement. Windows, doorways, vents are NOT your friend. Surface should be flat and stable and heat resistant.  

2. Keep candle away out of reach of children and pets. We all know our little ones are curious, but not all have 9 lives. 

3. NEVER leave a burning candle unattended. An estimated 23,600 residential fires are caused by unattended candles. All preventable. I know it's tempting. I know you want to take that nap or run to the grocery store really quick. I get it. "It'll be really quick." DON'T. DO. IT! Trust me. You're welcome. 

4. Trim you wick. Let me repeat that for those in the back - TRIM YOUR WICK! Please for the life of your candle and your bedsheets, TRIM YOUR WICK! The standard is to trim your wick down to 1/4 inch before every light (even your first one). I prefer about an 1/8 inch for wooden wicks. If you light your candle and your flame immediately shoots to heaven, it's too long. Extinguish, trim some more, then relight. The flame should be nice and steady. (Pro-tip - get as much of the black off your wick in between lights; it'll keep your candle lookin' purdy and significantly reduce the smoke in your space)

5. Burn until wax pool evenly on top. This is especially important for your first burn. It generally takes about 1-2 hours for this to occur, so if you don't have that time, don't light your candle. This ensures a safe, even burn - free of that pesky tunneling. Ain't nobody got time for that! Candles have memory. Light them wrong, and they'll spite you. Again, 1-2 hours is a good time span for burning candles, especially wood wicks, but try not to go over 4 hours at a time. If you want to light your candle all day, GREAT! Just extinguish. Cool. Trim. Repeat - as many times as you want.

6. Let our candles take you on an olfactory journey. Take note of the memories they evoke and the feelings that come up. It is all about the sights, sounds, and smells. An ALL-factory, sensory adventure. 

xoxo,

Team Momo