Our 6 oz candles have a burn time of approximately 25 - 28 hours.

Our 16 oz candles have a burn time of approximately 32 - 40 hours.

You can help maximize the burn time by letting the melted wax reach the edge of the tin each time you burn the candle. This can take between 2-4 hours, depending on where your candle is in its lifecycle. Doing this will ensure the candle burns cleanly and will help prevent wax residue from building up on the sides of the tin.

All of our scents are custom blends of high-quality fragrance oils, and our 6 oz tins are designed to fill a small to medium sized room with the candle’s aroma. They may not completely fill exceptionally large or open spaces.

With triple wicks and a large surface area, our 16 oz tins are designed to fill larger spaces, and should be powerful enough to fill even open rooms and spaces under ideal circumstances.

Please note that a variety of environmental factors can impact a candle’s strength, including open windows, the presence of fans, and the way HVAC units circulate air around the room.

Yes! Our candles are made of 100% soy wax with cotton wicks. They are vegan and not tested on animals.

All candles are made with clean fragrance oils that are free of phthalates and parabens.

The scents from our non-toxic candles are safe for dogs and cats to inhale. Please do not leave any pets alone in the presence of a burning candle, as they could burn themselves or the surrounding environment.

All scented candles, including ours, are dangerous for birds to inhale and should never be burned around your feathered friends.

Yes, we ship to any country in the world! See the Shipping & Returns page for more information.

Yes! We offer free shipping on domestic U.S. orders over $60.00. See the Shipping & Returns page for more information.

Unfortunately we do not offer free shipping on international orders.

This question is so important it has its own page! Please visit our Candle Care section.

Not at this time. We may in the future!

Yes! Always stop using a candle when only 1/4 inch of wax is left in the tin.

To remove the last bit of wax, we recommend freezing the tin overnight. The frozen wax can then be removed with a spoon and the tin wiped clean with a paper towel. (Do not dispose of wax down a sink drain. Always put it in a trash can).