Mulled Cider Luxury Coconut + Soy Wax Wood Wick Candle

Our Hand Poured Luxury Candles are Another of Our Super Popular Products That Earth's Own Bath & Body is Known For. More Sizes, Premium Wax Blends, and Brand New Custom Scents Have Been Added to Our Line! 

Here is Our New Luxury 11 oz Coconut + Soy Wax Heavy Weighted Glass Tumbler Candle with Silver Lid, Complete with Crackling Wood Wick!

• Renewable and Sustainably Sourced Coconut Wax
• Naturally Sourced Soy Wax From USA Grown Soybeans
• Supports the Economy by Helping American Farmers
• Vegan-Friendly
• Hand Poured in Michigan, USA
• Eco-Friendly
• Clean & Long Burning Time of 65+ Hours
• Phthalate Free Fragrance
• Natural Premium Wooden Wicks for an Ultimate Crackling Sound and Beautiful Burn
• Minimalistic Design
• Reusable Glass Jar for Zero Waste!
• Untinted Wax to Blend with Any Decor
• Arrives in a Gift Box at No Extra Charge!

Also Available in Our New Travel Tins and 9 oz Reusable Glass Jars!

 Soy Wax Burning Information & Tips

• When burning your soy candle for the first time; plan accordingly. Your candle must be allowed to burn until the wax has formed a full melt pool (to the full edges of the jar).
• Soy wax is known to have a "Memory", which means if the FIRST initial burn is not allowed to reach a FULL TO EVERY EDGE melt pool, then every other subsequent burn will not surpass the first; this will create tunneling of your candle, and no one wants that!
• The best rule to follow on the FIRST burn is 1 hour per inch diameter of the candle (Example: An 8 oz Soy Candle Tin is approx 3" in diameter, so its first burn should be about 2 1/2 - 3 hours)
• Make sure you trim the wick to 1/4" before each burn, don't trim shorter than that as you will create a small flame which too will cause a tunnel to form down the candle. Keeping your wick trimmed to 1/4" and re-centered (if needed) before lighting will give you the best and cleanest burns, leaving NO wax around the edges! :)
• For Safety, Please Cease Burning Completely When the Wax Reaches 1/2" in Your Tin (Tip: You can remove any remaining wax and place it into a melt burner!)
• Again, Make Sure to Trim Your Wick Before Lighting, For Safety, and do not let particles of the carbon fall into the wax.