Colour block Candle Green

Some call it eccentric, we just call it fun! Full of character and textures, PaddyWax colour block collection features textured ceramic candles in two colors. No matter where you are, the playful charm of sunny Palm Springs can be yours! After the candle is gone, the colour doesn’t have to go anywhere; just repurpose as a fun planter. On first use of your candle burn for 3-4 hours and ensure your wax pool extends to both ends of the vessel before extinguishing, to avoid tunnelling! Always ensure the candle is on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Do not burn the candle longer than 4 hours at a time. Use a candle snuffer to extinguish a candle to prevent hot wax from splattering. Don't touch the candle until it has completely cooled. Keep the wax pool clear of wick trimmings, matches and debris at all times. To maximise the life of your candle, you should trim your wick to ¼ before your next use. Top Notes: Bergamot Ozone, Citrus Musk, Tart Lime, Juicy MandarinMiddle Notes: Blue Coral, Sapphire Waters, Sage, Jasmine, Neroli BlossomBase Notes: Driftwood, Cedar, Guaiac Wood, Gurjun Balsam, Bay Leaf380 g. Burn time: 35-40 hours.

- At first use, let the candle burn for 3-4 hours

- To avoid a pit in the candle, allow the melted wax to spread over the surface of the candle before extinguishing the candle

- Candles must always stand on a firm and heat-resistant surface

- Do not leave the candle lit for more than 4 hours at a time

- Extinguish the candle with a candle extinguisher to avoid hot wax splashing

- Do not touch the candle until it has completely cooled down 

- Keep the pool of wax clean of wick clippings, burnt wick, matches and other debris

- To extend the life of your candle, cut the wick down to 6 mm before lighting it.

- Don't let the candles burn all the way to the bottom. 

- To get the very last wax out to reuse the vessel, you can either freeze the vessel so it can scrape out the wax residue. Alternatively, you can pour some hot water into your cold vessel to loosen the wax from the edges. Remember not to handle a hot container!

You can either A) put the candle in the freezer overnight so that the wax comes off easily the next day

1. Place the used candle in the freezer overnight.

2. Once frozen, tap the container lightly against a soft surface until the wax comes off. Sometimes you may want to use a tool to break the wax and help it come off in pieces.

3. use a soft cloth to remove any residual wax, wick or glue. Then wash the container thoroughly!

4. Let the candle live on by using the now empty container for something else!

Alternatively, you can

B) pour hot water over the candle to melt any remaining wax so you can scoop it out!