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Rose Candles
Rosa damascena opens green and fresh, deepens to warm honeyed floral. Traditionally the evening and springtime rose: the scent of return.
Trim the wick to about 5 mm before each lighting and let the first burn reach the edge of the jar.
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Rose Candles
- Fragranced Candle Sand, Dusty Rose, Maison de Roses, 300g 60 h
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Rosa damascena opens green and fresh, deepens to warm honeyed floral. Traditionally the evening and springtime rose: the scent of return.
About Rose →Frequently asked questions
How should I burn a rose candle the first time?
Let it burn until the whole surface has melted to the edge, usually two to three hours, so it does not tunnel. Trim the wick to about 5 mm before each lighting.
How long can I burn it at a time?
Up to about four hours, then let it cool before lighting again. Keep it away from draughts, curtains, children and pets, and never leave it alone.
Why does my candle smell weaker over time?
A short burn, a long wick or a cold room keep the scent in. Burn it long enough for a full melt pool and keep it out of the sun between uses.
