Step 1

Pour the Candle Sand

Fill your chosen vessel with candle sand. For best results, use a container at least 9 cm wide—this helps prevent the melt pool from reaching the edges, reducing heat buildup. Using smaller diameter and depth vessels such as a tea light may cause the wax pool to touch the edge of the vessel. A fireproof vessel is recommended, but any heat-safe container will work.

Step 2

Insert the wick

Place the wick into the sand, leaving only 0.5–1 cm exposed. Leaving more wick above the surface will cause it to burn too quickly and reduce overall burn time.

Step 3

Spritz or Skip

Spray the fragrance oil 2-3 times over the surface of the Candle Sand from a 10cm distance to give off a subtle scent as the candle burns. NEVER spray a lit candle. You can skip this step if you prefer to be fragrance free or you can use your favourite essential oils by adding a few drops around the wick before lighting.

step 4

Light the Candle

Light the exposed wick and enjoy the soft glow and atmosphere. Be sure to place your candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from drafts or flammable materials. Avoid moving the vessel while the candle is lit or the wax is hot. NEVER leave a burning candle unattended.

step 5

Relight or Refresh

To relight, gently remove the solidified wax from the sand to check the wick. If no wick remains, discard the wax and insert a new wick. If some wick is left, either place the wax back as is or break off the edges for a cleaner look. For a neater appearance, insert the wick upside down.

Candle Safety: Burn Candle within sight and DO NOT leave unattended or move while lit. Always place candles on a level and heat resistant surface. Keep away from flammable objects and draughts. Keep candle free of any foreign materials. Keep away from children and pets. DO NO spray fragrance oil on an open flame/ lit candle. DO NOT use packaging to light candle.