Ever noticed your candle turning into a mini bonfire? Blame it on the wick drama. Trim that wick to about 1/4 inch before each burn, and you'll avoid the unnecessary spectacle of your candle trying to outshine the sun. It's wick maintenance - less drama, more glow!

Think of the first burn as a candle's initiation ceremony.
Allow it to burn until the entire surface becomes a pool of liquid wax. This sets the stage for an even burn in the future and prevents the dreaded tunneling effect. Patience, my friends, is the key to a well-behaved candle.

Candles have memories, believe it or not. The first time you light a candle, let it burn until the entire surface melts to avoid the creation of a memory ring. It's like giving your candle a fresh start every time.

Candles have feelings too, you know? They don't like short burns. If you're lighting a candle, commit to it. A full burn of at least 2-3 hours ensures an even melt pool and prevents the wick from creating a sad, uneven crater. Your candle deserves a little commitment