3 - Wick Scented Candles (Highly Fragrant)

DESCRIPTION

Our Candles come in 5 amazing scents... more to come

• Cherry Blossom Candle - Our Cherry Blossom is a lively and authentic botanical fragrance, celebrating the renewal of spring with a promise of luscious tart/sweet fruits to come.

• Cozy Cabin Candle - Brown sugar, vanilla bean, and warm cinnamon accords embrace rich wood notes as a smoky inkling adds the perfect finish. Cozy Cabin is sure to give anyone a serious case of the snuggles.

• French Lavender Candle - Discover the idyll of Provence’s purple meadows in our calming French Lavender, sure to help take you away from the stresses of the day.
• Fresh Lilac Candle - A soft, magical floral recalling the very essence of springtime, our delicate Fresh Lilac is simple, pure and honest.

• Eucalyptus Mint - a minty, camphorous scent that is sharp and highly pungent. Like mint, inhaling eucalyptus opens your sinuses and clears your head. However, the aroma also contains some hints of the forest, which some people describe as sweet and similar to honey. **People suffering from colds burn these candles to open up their sinuses. Allergy suffers often find relief when burning this type of candle. Sinusitis infections are said to be helped by these infused candles. Headaches, especially those associated with sinus congestion, can be relieved by eucalyptus candles.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Each candle is 14.5 oz
• Reusable & recyclable
• nice wax pool and great throw that is perfect for mid to large-size rooms.
• Each candle is highly fragrant to make sure they are comparable to large well-known brands
• The scent will last the life of the candle

HOW TO GET THE BEST BURN

The three-wick candle's first burn is the most important; let it burn until the wax pools evenly across the top of the candle. This may take several hours, depending on the size of the candle and the wicks. Let the candle burn until there's an even melt pool across the top of the candle -- every time you light it. If you decide to burn just one wick at a time, still do the first burn with all three wicks -- then alternate between wicks for the single burns, so that you keep the level of wax more or less even across the surface of the candle.