Use a long enough match or lighter stick to avoid soot marks on the vessel and wax.

The first time, let the candle burn for 2-3 hours. This promotes even combustion throughout the life of the candle.

Place the candle in a place at room temperature, away from drafts. Extreme temperatures can affect the combustion process.

Before each burn, trim the wick by approximately 5 mm to ensure a stable flame and prevent soot formation.

Do not allow paraffin residue or dirt to get on the wick. Between burning, use lids to protect the wax from dust.

Do not let the candle burn for more than 4 hours at a time to prevent the wax from collecting too deeply and causing the wick to tip over.