Simmered Cider Copper Mug Candle

Thymes candles are developed using Paraffin wax and non-metal wicks, providing a clean and pure burn with an impressive fragrance experience.

When you are ready to burn your new candle, trim the candle wick to 1/4". Make sure your candle is placed away from other objects and onto a safe, heat proof surface, and at least 3 inches apart from other candles when burning. It's best to let your candle burn until the liquified wax reaches most of the circumference of the top before extinguishing. This is very important for your first lighting, as this will help the wax burn the same way after each lighting.

Trimming your wick before each lighting will help make your candle burn longer. Wick trimmers or scissors are ideal when removing the top of your wick. The wick should be approximately 1/4" before every lighting.

Before extinguishing your candle, liquified wax should reach most of the circumference of your candle each time, if possible. We recommend letting your candle burnt at least 1 hour for every 1" diameter.

Keep your candle wax clear of matches, wick trimmings or dust to avoid unexpected flare ups.

A lit candle is an open flame, so remember to always practice basic rules of fire safety at all times. Make sure to always keep candles within sight when burning.

Discontinue burning your candle when 1/2" wax remains at the bottom of the container. This protects surfaces from the heat of the candle.

Many candle containers are perfectly crafted for reuse! Try repurposing by adding a plant inside, using it as a pen holder, or a beautiful catch-all!