Wick

Step 1

Pour Sand into Vase of choice 

To achieve the best performance, we suggest utilizing a container with a minimum width of 9 cm. This ensures that the melt pool doesn't extend to the sides of the container. While a fireproof vessel is the preferred choice, alternative containers can also be used, provided they are wide enough to maintain a safe distance between the melt pool and the container's edge. This precaution helps prevent excessive heating of the container.

Step 2

Insert The Wick

When placing the wick into the candle sand, ensure that only a 0.5-1 cm end is left exposed. Allowing a longer end can considerably decrease the wick's burn time, as it will rapidly burn until it reaches the candle sand. Adhering to this straightforward guideline ensures that your wick burns for a duration of 4-6 hours.

Step 3

Light the Candle

Take a moment to relax, unwind, and enjoy the ambiance created by your beautifully lit candle. However, exercise caution – refrain from touching or moving the candle while it is lit or the wax is still hot. Place the candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface, ensuring it is away from flammable objects. Always keep the candle burning within sight for safety.

Step 4

Refresh & Relight!

To relight the candle, check the remaining wick length by lifting the set wax from the sand. If no wick remains or for a fresh look, discard the solid wax and insert a new wick. If there's still some wick left, either place the solid wax back as is or break its sides and put it back in the sand. For a cleaner appearance, insert the set wax upside down.

My Style Candles offer a higher level of safety compared to regular candles. These candles self-extinguish when tipped over, minimizing the risk of accidents and potential fire hazards. Additionally, the candle is designed to self-extinguish once the wick burns out, providing an added layer of reassurance.