Lavender Fields Soy Candle
Unique, Calming Lavender with light notes of Sweet Honey.
Due to the nature of Soy and keeping everything natural you may notice a few things different about Soy Candles.
You may notice what we call wet spots, or frosting or color variances.
A wet spot refers to the patch on your glass that almost looks like an air bubble between the wax and glass.
All soy waxes frost and is a sign that you are using 100% natural soy wax. Frosting does not affect the performance of your candle and is something that you shouldn’t stress over.
All these things will or can happen when a candle maker is using 100% Soy. ( this is a good thing) No alarm your 100% Soy candle will still burn properly and give you great satisfaction and assurance that you are burning a safe natural Soy candle.
As with any other candles, soy candles must be burned properly to get the most out of them, and for safety reasons. Here is a rundown on how to burn soy candles.
Soy candle wax has what’s called a memory. That means that when you burn a soy candle and then extinguish it, the next time you burn it, the soy candle wax will melt across as far as it did the first time.
This is why it is so important to allow soy candles to burn all the way across to the edge of the container the first time you burn it before putting it out.
This ensures that your soy candle does not “tunnel” as it burns, leaving wax along the sides of the container. A good rule of thumb is to burn your candle 1hr for every inch wide that the candle is.
So if you have a 3inch wide soy candle, you may need to burn it for at least 3 hours for a good melt pool.
Wax Melts Info:
-Each Wax Melt pack contains 6 1" soy wax cubes.
-Each cube lasts approximately 6-8 hours.
-Packet measures approximately 4"x3".
We use a natural soy wax blend in our wax melt packs , with no added chemical dyes so we can stay all natural as possible..
Usage:
-Break off 1 or 2 cubes and add to the top of an electric or tea-light tart burner to melt. The Wax can be re-melted until the fragrance is no longer there.
- Try mixing fragrances for new combinations!!
