Ingredients + Candle Care
Soy Candle Wax
It took countless of hours and so so many failed experiments to find the perfect combination and method of making wax. I even called out to my sexy science enthusiasts to please burn my candles for the sake of the experiment. Together we tested the soy wax formula I have now.
The best cold scent throw and what that means:
Cold scent throw means fragrance oil gets released at room temperature so you enjoy the aroma without having to burn it. Art that stays like art and smells good, its a win win! Plus if you ever get bored of looking at it then you can light it and watch as it beautifully melts into a pool of wax. There's something so serene about it. Just remember to place your body candle in a clear glass jar (like a mason jar) and not a plate. Trust me, it's just yet another trick that will make it last longer. Try to get a glass jar that isn't too big compared to the candle. Like goldy locks and the 3 bears, the "just right" size glass jar is important for an even burn. It should have very little wiggle room inside the vase.
Cold scent throw also means that you will enjoy the aroma for months rather than days when compared to boring normal candles. Keep in mind hot rooms or summer months will create a stronger scent as more is being released. Keep away from windows or sunny places. This will prevent faded colors. Candles in cold environments release fragrance at a slower pace than hot environments. So if your house is at 80 degrees the candle will release a stronger aroma. If your house is at 72 degrees then the candle will release a slower paced/more subtle aroma.
Wait! Just in case you just absolutely love the scent we also offer boring normal candles :).
Hemp Wicks
In case you do decide to burn your body candle... Hemp wicks are more sustainable than cotton. It requires less water, fewer pesticides and insecticides, has a shorter growth cycle, produces more fibre per acre, and is biodegradable. Just another way to help our planet!
Colors
All the colors you see on my website, or social media I hand make in my studio. From the realistic nude colors to the ombre vibrant colors to the unique colors. Everything about these candles I create here in New Jersey, USA. I don't buy pre-colored wax like some others, hence why mine look different. I spent years figuring out color science. Quite proud actually!
Ingredients
All ingredients are locally sourced. I try my best to support local and USA made whenever possible. Which is like all the time. And when I can't find anyone then sometimes I do my research and find a way to make it in house! Just like my gold drip and candle shine.
Candle Care
- Keep out of sunny windows
- Do not place highly pigmented candles on furniture without some sort of candle plate or something to protect the surface. Black candles can accidentally stain white surfaces.
- Use a thick oil like Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, my favorite Jojoba Oil and "massage" your candle when it starts to look dry. It will freshin' it up and look nice again.
- If burning, burn 15min at time, never leave it unattended.
- Don't let the wick get clogged, use something like tweezers to unclog the wick, be careful fire is hot!
- Did you drop your candle and accidentally cracked it? Accidentally dented it? Use a soft t-shirt, soft lint free cloth, soft paper towel and rub the area to create friction and heat to soften the wax. Your body heat and the friction will make the wax a bit more malleable for you to fix. Add a bit of oil or (believe it or not) rubbing alcohol to help out even more.
- Depending on the damage, cracks can be covered by using a hair dryer and slightly melting the area. I mean very slight, until you see the crack fade.
Questions? Message me on Instagram, just give me time to respond.
