Cahuenga

This is important. Don’t light this sucker unless you’re gonna let it do its thing for a bit. This will help prevent tunneling. Also, because our candles are made from the finest natural ingredients, they sometimes have a little bit of “catching up” to do. This is normal and the wax will eventually melt/burn lower with each light. After the first 3-4 hours, 3 hours/light is a pretty good rule of thumb to follow.

Before each new burn, trim that lil puppy down to around a quarter of an inch to prevent too much smoke from up out of the flame. It will also help prevent the flame from being too big and hot and damaging the glass. If any wick bits fall into the wax pool, pick them up, put them on your pointer finger, look up at the North Star, count to 33, make a wish, then blow them away nice and slowly. JK, but do remove wick bits. God saying wick bits is fun.