FAQ

When a scented candle is lit, the heat melts the wax, which releases the fragrance into the air. The scent molecules travel through the air, creating an aromatic environment.

Scented candles can enhance relaxation, improve mood, mask odors, and create a cozy atmosphere. Certain scents can also provide therapeutic benefits, such as reducing stress or promoting sleep.

Consider the purpose (relaxation, energy, etc.), scent preferences, and the size of the space you're using it in. It's also helpful to try out smaller candles before committing to larger ones.

Generally, scented candles are safe when used correctly. Avoid burning them for too long, keep them away from flammable materials, and ensure proper ventilation.

Scented candles can be made from various types of wax, including paraffin, soy, beeswax, and palm wax. Soy and beeswax are often favored for their cleaner burns and natural properties.

To extend burn time, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before lighting, keep the candle away from drafts, and allow it to burn for longer periods to create an even melt pool.

Soot can result from a wick that's too long, poor-quality wax, or burning in a drafty area. Regularly trimming the wick and using high-quality candles can help prevent soot buildup.

Some scented candles may be harmful to pets, especially those containing essential oils. It’s best to consult your veterinarian before using scented candles around animals.

To extinguish a candle, you can use a candle snuffer, which helps prevent smoke and soot. If snuffing isn’t available, gently blow it out while keeping your face at a safe distance from the flame.

Yes, you can reuse leftover candle wax. Melt it down and pour it into a new container or mold, but ensure it contains the correct wick and safety measures.

Store scented candles in a cool, dark area away from direct sunlight or heat sources to preserve their scent and quality over time.

If you experience an allergic reaction, discontinue use immediately, ventilate the area, and consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

Yes, many brands offer eco-friendly scented candles made from natural waxes (like soy or beeswax) and use non-toxic fragrances or essential oils. Look for candles labeled as eco-friendly or sustainable.

While you can enjoy the varying scents of different candles together, blending scents can be tricky. Experiment with lighting multiple candles to create a unique atmosphere, but avoid mixing different brands in one container.