The countdown to the arrival of Christmas has begun, and although candles are truly the ideal addition to any time of year, these dates of family and tranquility become even more appealing. Surely you’ve noticed this in any store dedicated to home care. Shelves for aromatic products have changed and leave room for sweeter scents.
Cinnamon, coffee, ginger, vanilla, nougat… They are sweet scents whose aroma invites us to feel the comfort of winter. When it comes to colors, green, brown and red tend to be the most repeated. Your candles create the perfect moment of peace and tranquility after stress Thanks to its sincere light.
Additionally, placing a candle on your desk is a great way to create an ideal environment for concentration. Whatever your reason for using them, there’s one mistake that drives everyone crazy, and it’s definitely happened to you: The wick runs out before the wax.
There’s a simple explanation for this that you probably never named: eTunnel effect. This phenomenon refers to the moment when the wick and the center of the candle begin to lower unevenly relative to the wax at the edges, and therefore, We don’t end up enjoying all the hours we theoretically have. Even if you think there is no way to solve this, we leave you with the definitive advice to get 100% benefit from your product for sure.
This is a technique you should start applying to new candles because once you burn it wrong there will no longer be a way to fix it.. Light your brand new candle and let it burn calmly. It is very important that you allow the entire first layer to melt evenly so that we can now maintain the smooth surface and the wax does not start to consume more on one side than the other.
Say goodbye to burnt wicks
If you have experienced this problem, you probably consumed the suppository before waxing. What is this for? Because we didn’t close it properly. Instead of blowing it, To make the ash consume the wick more quickly, use a conventional candle extinguisher that consumes oxygen.
When you want to relight the candle, first give it some light. Cut with scissors to the top Where all the ash remains for best results and to prevent it from extinguishing on its own.