Coconut Scented Candles

Coconut wax is a natural, sustainable, and eco-friendly alternative to paraffin wax. It offers several benefits:

• Clean Burning: Coconut wax burns cleanly and evenly, producing minimal soot and toxins.
• Longer Burn Time: Coconut wax candles typically have a longer burn time than other types of candles.
• Strong Scent Throw: Coconut wax holds fragrance oils well, resulting in a stronger and more consistent scent throw.
• Creamy Texture: Coconut wax has a smooth and creamy texture, adding to the aesthetic appeal of the candle.

Our coconut candles have varying burn times depending on their size. Our smaller candles typically burn for 20-30 hours, while our larger candles can burn for up to 50 hours.

Yes, our coconut candles are made with natural ingredients and are safe for pets when burned properly. However, as with any candle, it's important to keep them out of reach of pets and children to prevent accidents.

Store your candles in a cool, dark, and dry place. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures, as this can cause the wax to melt or the scent to fade.

While scented candles don't actively purify the air, they can help to neutralize unpleasant odors and create a more inviting atmosphere.

Yes, over time, candles can lose their scent due to the gradual evaporation of fragrance oils. To preserve the scent, store them in a cool, dark, and dry place with the lid on.

Yes, to get the most out of your coconut wax candles:

• First Burn: Let your candle burn until the melted wax reaches the edges of the container (2-3 hours). This prevents tunneling, which is when the wax burns down the center, leaving a ring of unmelted wax around the edges.
• Trim the Wick: Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each use to avoid soot and flickering.
• Avoid Drafts: Keep your candle away from drafts, fans, or vents for a clean, even burn.
• Burn Time: Don't burn for more than 4 hours at a time to prevent overheating and preserve the fragrance.
• Extinguishing: Gently blow out the flame or use a candle snuffer. Avoid using the lid, as this can trap soot and moisture inside the jar.