For the first burn, allow the wax to melt across the entire surface to the edges of the container. This prevents "tunneling" and ensures an even burn for the life of the candle

Soot typically appears if the wick is too long or the candle is in a drafty area. Always trim your wick and keep your burning candle away from open windows, fans, or vents

A candle's fragrance is released from the pool of melted wax. You should burn a candle for at least two hours, allowing the wax pool to reach the jar's edge, to properly judge its scent throw

Trimming the wick to 1/4 inch before every burn is crucial. It ensures a brighter, cleaner burn and prevents the flame from getting too large, which can cause soot and reduce the candle's lifespan

Yes. Well-made candles, including scented ones, are safe to use. Reputable manufacturers use approved waxes and fragrances, and lead wicks have been banned in the industry for decades