Candle Care

 Seawitch Candles is a luxury home fragrance brand producing beautifully scented candles and diffuser’s from our store in the pretty harbour village of Mousehole, Cornwall.

We want you to enjoy your Seawitch Candle experience so we have put together a few words of advice to ensure you get the very best out of your purchase

Candle Care

How to get the best out of your candle.

  • Allow the melt pool to reach the sides of the jar as this will create an even burn through the candles ‘life’.
  • Trim the wick to .5cm before every use & burn for no more than 3 hours at a time.
  • Keep the wax pool free of debris as this can act as a secondary wick.
  • Position away from draughts as this encourages a faster burn & a decrease in scent throw.
  • If the flame smokes or flickers then extinguish it, allow it to set & follow the tips above.
  • Re use your candle container. Just wash it out with warm soapy water, a nudge with some pliers should release the wick.

Please follow these health & safety guidelines:

Place your candle on a stable, heat resistant surface away from children, pets, flammables & heat sources.

Never leave a lit candle unsupervised.

Jars can get hot, so leave them to cool before handling.

In the unlikely event of an allergic reaction please discontinue use.

Diffuser Care

How to get the best out of your Reed Diffuser:

  • Carefully remove the plastic/cork stopper & insert the reeds.
  • Turn the reeds twice in the first 24 hours and weekly there-after.
  • Do not place the diffuser in direct sunlight as it will evaporate faster.

Please follow these health & safety guidelines.

Fragrance & essential oils can irritate the skin so wear gloves or use kitchen towel to handle the reeds.

If skin comes into contact with the oils wash immediately with soapy water.

In the unlikely event of an allergic reaction please discontinue use.

Position away from children & pets, avoiding direct contact with surfaces as spillage may damage certain materials

Re use your diffuser bottle. Just wash it out with warm soapy water – it makes a lovely bud vase.