CARE / A CLEAN BURN

A CONSIDERED FLAME / CARE GUIDE

CARE FOR
THE FLAME.

A few considered habits help every candle burn evenly, keep the vessel clean and let the perfume unfold as intended.

VIEW THE ESSENTIALS

A CLEAN, EVEN BURN STARTS WITH THE WICK.

We tested numerous wax and wick combinations. This pairing was selected for a steady burn and balanced scent diffusion. Caring for it well helps the candle perform as intended.

Let the wax pool become fully liquid on the first burn, keep the wick centered and remove any debris before lighting. Small adjustments make a noticeable difference.

01 / WICK 5 MM

Trim only after the wax has fully set.

02 / BURN 1½–2 H

Recommended burn time for regular-sized candles.

03 / LIMIT 4 H

Do not exceed four hours in one burn.

04 / FINISH 10 MM

Stop burning when this amount of wax remains.

02 / STEP BY STEP

HOW TO CARE
FOR YOUR CANDLE.

01 THE FIRST BURN

Allow the melt pool to become fully liquid and reach the edges of the refill. This establishes an even burn and helps prevent tunnelling during future use.

02 EACH TIME YOU BURN

Place the candle in a well-ventilated room, away from drafts and fans. Burn regular-sized candles for 1½–2 hours at a time and never longer than four hours.

03 CARE FOR THE WICK

Keep the wax pool free from wick trimmings, matches and debris. After extinguishing, gently re-center the wick while the wax is still soft. Once fully set, trim it to approximately 5 mm. Long tweezers offer precise control.

04 EXTINGUISH AND FINISH

Use the lid or a candle snuffer to extinguish the flame. Let the vessel cool before touching or moving it. Discontinue use when approximately 10 mm of wax remains at the bottom.

Top view of an Objet Décoratif candle vessel and centered wick
WICK / CENTERED
Refill candle positioned above an Objet Décoratif vessel
OBJECT / REFILL / REPEAT

A FORM MADE TO RETURN TO

KEEP THE VESSEL.
RENEW THE SCENT.

Once the candle is finished and the vessel has cooled completely, continue with a new refill. The object remains; only the atmosphere changes.