Rhinestone Candle Snuffer

Our candles are made from natural soy wax. It is all-natural, irritant-free, stain-free, and made from plant base additives. Additionally, it is free of harsh chemicals.

DOMESTIC SHIPPING

$7.99 flat rate for US Customers under $99. Orders over $99 free shipping via USPS Priority Mail or UPS. All candles are handmade. Due to seasonal delays processing times may take up to 3 weeks from the time of purchase.

Note: Orders cannot be changed, modified, or canceled after checkout. Transit times may increase due to seasonal shipping delays.

WRONG ADDRESS DISCLAIMER: 

It is the responsibility of the buyer to make sure that she or he enters the shipping address correctly. We are not responsible if a package is returned due to an incorrect or undeliverable address.

REFUNDS

All of our products are carefully inspected before they are shipped. Due to the nature of COVID restrictions, we do not accept returns. All sales are final. We do not offer cancellations or refunds. Please ensure that your order is correct before finalizing your purchase.

What should I do if my candle is mushrooming?

If the wax does not burn quickly enough to keep up with the wick, 'a mushroom' wick occurs, which results in the wick consuming the wax resulting in an accumulation of carbon particles on the wick. Trim the black 'cap' off and bend or 'curl' the tip of the wick to repair a mushroom wick. Mushrooming can also occur when a candle is burned for a prolonged period of time.

When I burn my candle, the flame is high. What could be done about this?

There may be two causes of a larger flame: 1.) The wick may be too thick, and/or 2.) The wick is too long. Trimming the wick 1⁄4 inch before burning your candles is recommended.

What should I do if my candle is tunneling?

Shorter burn times are the main cause of tunneling; the first burn is very critical, which is typically known as memory burn.  Therefore, it's very important to burn your candles for at least two to three hours, waiting for the edges of the wax melt to fully pool before the candle is extinguished. Another approach is to only use a butter knife to scrape off some wax around the candle wick. 

How do I get rid of the soot around my candle?

The easiest way to prevent soot and smoke is to keep the wicks trimmed and the candles free of debris. Whenever dealing with fire, soot can commonly accumulate within the glass, which is totally normal. After your candle has cooled, grab a towel with paper and some coconut oil and wipe around the perimeter of the glass.

How do I properly store my candles?

Candles will last much longer when stored at the right temperature. Be sure to store your candles away from direct heat and sunlight. Store your candles in a cool, dry, and dark area to best preserve them.