For the first burn, let the melt pool reach the edges of the container to help prevent tunneling; keep the wick trimmed to about ¼ inch and burn for no more than 3–4 hours at a time.

Approximate burn times are: 11oz candles about 50 hours, 6oz candles about 25 hours, and 3oz candles about 15-20 hours, depending on your environment and whether you use proper candle care (burning no more than 4 hours at a time, trimming the wick before burning, allowing a full melt pool).

Make sure the wax has cooled, gently trim or pinch off any charred bits of wick, and relight; wooden wicks are made from natural wood and sometimes need a little extra tending. You may need to trim shorter than you expect, so that the fragrance oil can wick up properly to maintain a nice steady flame.

Apply the roll-on fragrance to pulse points like wrists, inner elbows, and behind the ears, allow it to sink into the skin, and reapply as needed throughout your adventure.

Each pack includes 20 hand-dipped incense sticks; place a stick in a heatproof holder, light the tip, blow out the flame to let it smolder, and enjoy 45–60 minutes of scent.

My incense is made from a charcoal incense base that burns cleaner, produces less smoke than wooden incense, and gives a truer rendition of each fragrance blend.

Yes. Once a candle is finished, you can gently warm and remove any remaining wax, wash the jar with warm soapy water, and reuse it for small treasures, tea lights, or desk odds and ends.

I am not accepting returns of empty jars at this time.