Category: Scented candle
Burn beautifully.
For an even burn, let your candle melt fully to the edges the first time — about 2 hours. Before each use, trim the wick to ¼ inch to help prevent black smoke and soot. For best results, avoid burning longer than 3 hours at a time and keep the wax pool free of debris. Never leave your candle unattended.
The scent is surprisingly fresh and green, not heavy at all, and it fills my whole kitchen within ten minutes. I trimmed the wick to about a quarter inch like the instructions say and there's been zero soot on the glass, which is a nice change from other candles I've tried.
I followed the tip to let it melt all the way to the edges on the first burn, and now the whole top stays perfectly even. The scent is a fresh, green tomato-leaf smell that fills my living room without being overpowering.
Trimming that wick to a quarter inch made all the difference—no soot at all, even after three burns. The first two-hour melt to the edges was worth it; the throw fills the whole room now without being overpowering.
