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Tips for
Candle Burning

  • Never leave burning candle unattended or within reach of children and pets.

  • Remove all labels and place on a heat resistant holder away from any flammable sources or drafts.

  • Wicks should be trimmed to 0.5cm before lighting to prevent smoking.

  • To ensure even burning and maximum lifespan, burn candles for at least one hour for each 2cm in diameter. For example burn a 6cm wide candle at least 3 hours at a time.

  • The heat generated from each candle will affect the burning of others. Therefore leave at least a 7cm gap between candles when burning in groups.

  • Candles left to burn in a drafty area will tend to drip.

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    Luminous jewel like tones and rich perfumes of the orient



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    100% vegetable derived soap, with added herbal extracts to nourish and care for the skin



    New Leaf
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    Eco-Friendly Soy Wax
    8 vibrant and exotic fragrances in a natural soy wax Scent Cake



    New Leaf
    Reed Diffuser Refills
    Long Lasting Diffuser Refills
    8 exciting fragrances in a beautifully presented 200ml bottle

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