Citrus Bay Leaf Luxury Candle

Robinson Wicks Citrus Bay Leaf Luxury Candle is a Breeze of Freshness for Your Home.

Unleash a wave of freshness as you light this candle, filling your space with the vibrant, zesty scents of lime, lemon, and grapefruit. These citrusy top notes are complemented by the earthy undertones of bay leaf, creating a balance that is both invigorating and soothing. The exotic whispers of ylang-ylang add a refreshing twist, transporting you to a tropical paradise.

A natural blend designed to uplift your spirits and infuse your home with positivity. It’s the perfect choice for those who crave a pure, clean scent that doesn’t just smell good, but feels good too.

This coconut wax blend candle is more than just a product; it’s an experience, a journey of sensory exploration. So why wait? Transform your home into a haven of tranquillity and elevate your everyday with our exquisite candle. It’s not just about lighting a candle, it’s about igniting a mood.

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Candles play a pivotal role in cultivating a serene and inviting atmosphere in any setting. Whether it’s a candlelit dinner or a quiet evening at home, candles can elevate the ambiance and infuse warmth into any space. However, to ensure your candles burn efficiently and safely, regular wick trimming is crucial. In this detailed guide, we’ll delve into the art of wick trimming, discussing the necessary tools, effective techniques, and common pitfalls to avoid.

How to burn your candle

For your first burn of the candle, it is important to give an initial burn of at least 2 hours. Between 2-4 hours is ideal to make sure that the candle gets an even burn across the top. This will minimize the candle not burning evenly to the edge.

Why should you trim a candle wick?

As a candle burns, the wick lengthens, leading to a larger flame. This can result in an uneven burn, excessive smoke, and a shorter candle lifespan. Regular wick trimming can mitigate these issues, ensuring a clean, even burn for your candle.

What tools are required for wick trimming?

Wick trimming requires a few key tools, including scissors, a wick trimmer, or a dedicated candle wick cutter. While scissors can suffice, a wick trimmer or cutter offers greater precision and control over the wick length.

A step-by-step guide to wick trimming

Step 1: Cool down – Prior to trimming, ensure your candle has completely cooled and the wax has solidified. This prevents the wick from bending or snapping during trimming. Allow at least 30 minutes post-burning for the candle to cool.

Step 2: Wick measurement – Position your wick trimmer or scissors above the candle and gauge the wick length. Ideally, trim the wick to a length of 1/4 inch or 6mm.

Step 3: Wick trimming – Utilize your wick trimmer or scissors to cut the wick to the desired length. Ensure a straight cut for an even burn.

Step 4: Debris removal – Use a tissue or a small brush to clear any remaining debris or wick trimmings.

Step 5: Ignite your candle and relish the ambiance!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use regular scissors to trim a candle wick? 

While scissors can be used as a last resort, a wick trimmer or cutter is the best method for accuracy.

How frequently should I trim my candle wick?

It’s advisable to trim your candle wick prior to each use or when the wick reaches a length of 1/4 inch or 6mm.

What are the consequences of not trimming my candle wick?

An untrimmed wick can lead to a larger flame, resulting in an uneven burn, excessive smoke, and a shorter candle lifespan.

Is it safe to trim a candle wick while the candle is burning?

Trimming a wick while the candle is burning is not recommended due to safety concerns. Always wait until the candle has fully cooled before trimming the wick.

Robinson Wicks candles are dispatched directly from Robinson Wicks. The packaging used is from recycled materials, they use plain recycled packaging boxes along with recycled brown packing paper inside. All of it can be recycled again and you are encouraged to do so.

Robinson Wicks ship via DPD as they have an ever growing sustainable delivery practices.

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