Flat lay of candle-making supplies, including brown sugar fragrance oil, wooden stamp, cotton bags, wick trimmers, wax pieces, tape, cards, and stickers on a lavender background.

Aftercare

Always refer to our recommended aftercare guide for each handmade item for the best possible experience and your safety.

    1. Unscrew the wooden lid, remove the plastic stopper, and screw the wooden lid back on.

    2. Tip the bottle upside down for 1-3 seconds, allowing the fragrance to absorb into the lid.

    3. Remove the wooden lid and replace the plastic stopper to prevent leakage.

    4. Replace the wooden lid and hang/tie it on your car anywhere you want.

    5. Repeat the steps to add more fragrance

    1. Put your incense stick in the proper holder. Place a tray or dish (heat- resistant) under the holder if you are unsure or if it doesn't catch the ashes that fall.

    2. Create a flame by lighting the incense stick's end. To make sure it is properly lit, let it burn for a few seconds.

    3. Gently extinguish by blowing or fanning out the flame.

  • How to use wax melts

    1. Light an unscented tealight beneath a single wax melt that has been placed in the well of your electric wax melt warmer or the ceramic dish of your wax burner. Warm wax will melt and release scent. If necessary, add more melts. Burn wax only melts on a level, fire-resistant surface. Avoid burning for longer than two hours at a time.

    How to store your wax melts

    Store your wax melts out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry place. Keep the additional wax in its original package to keep your wax melts dust-free.