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Frequently asked questions
Candles
Shipping
General
Absolutely! When about 1/4 of the wax remains, it's time to retire your candle. The "freezer method" works wonders: just place your jar in the freezer for a few hours or overnight. The wax should break and fall out easily. If not, try freezing it again. For stubborn wicks, a heat gun will do the trick. Always ensure the jar is thoroughly cleaned before reusing it.
This is completely normal, I have been working with natural coconut soy wax for almost 4 years now and to be honest I have no idea why it does this. I have tested different wicks, pouring temp, etc. Some burn just right, some not so much. To fix this you can either put a little aluminum foil over the top until it gets a nice pool of wax or my fav method is a heat gun on low but either way the tunneling usually fixes itself out eventually. If you tried these methods and it still tunneled badly. Feel free to reach out!
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