PRODUCT CARE IS SEXY
- Keep away from pets, kids, and chaotic energy.
- Burn on heat-safe surfaces only.
- Don’t move a lit candle (unless you want wax tattoos).
- Extinguish with care — no water, no drama.
🕯️ Candle Care
These aren't dollar store candles. Treat them right.
1. First Burn = Most Important
Let your candle burn until the melt pool hits the edges (about 2–3 hours). This prevents tunneling and sets the stage for an even life.
2. Trim Your Wick
Before each burn, trim to 1/4 inch. A long wick leads to big flames, soot, and wasted wax.
3. Don’t Burn for More Than 4 Hours
This keeps the scent fresh and the vessel cool. Overburning can cause the glass to overheat — and we’re not trying to summon actual fire.
4. Keep It Safe
No pets, no curtains, no naps. Place it on a heat-safe surface and never leave it unattended.
🧊 Wax Melt Use + Care
No flame. All mood.
1. Use in an Electric or Tea Light Wax Warmer
Do not use melts in a jar. They're not designed for direct flame.
2. Start with 1–2 Pieces
Adjust based on the size of your space and the drama you’re going for.
3. Clean Between Scents
Once the scent fades, let the wax cool, then pop it out and wipe down your warmer before switching.
🌬️ Room + Linen Spray Use
Air out the bad vibes.
1. Shake Well Before Use
We don’t use heavy fixatives, so give it a shake to blend the good stuff.
2. Spray into Air or on Fabrics
Safe for linens, curtains, couches, and clothes — always do a patch test first, especially on silks or weird materials.
3. Not for Skin or Pets
This isn’t body spray. Keep away from pets, kids, and anyone who thinks it’s edible.
🚗 Car Diffuser Use
Set the tone every ride.
1. Remove Stopper + Tilt to Saturate Cap
Unscrew the wooden cap, remove the plastic stopper, then tip it upside down for 1–2 seconds to let the oil soak into the wood. Do not overdo it.
2. Re-seal + Hang Upright
Hang it from your rearview mirror or anywhere it won’t leak. Always keep upright to avoid spills — essential oils can damage surfaces.
3. Refresh as Needed
Tilt for a second when the scent fades. Lasts 2–6 weeks, depending on how hot it gets in your car.