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By following these simple guidelines, your handmade candles will last longer and provide a safe and enjoyable experience.

First use : Let the candle burn until the entire surface of the wax has melted, avoiding the formation of a tunnel.
Trim the wick : Before each lighting, trim the wick to about 5mm to reduce smoke and ensure a stable flame.
Safe Placement : Place the candle on a heat-resistant surface and away from drafts, flammable objects, and children or pets.
Maximum duration : Do not leave the candle burning for more than 4 consecutive hours to preserve the quality of the wax and fragrance.
Storage : Keep the candle away from direct sunlight or heat sources to preserve its color and fragrance.

Never leave your candle unattended : Always extinguish your candle before leaving the room or going to sleep.
Keep away from flammable materials : Place the candle away from curtains, paper, furniture or other easily flammable objects.
Stable and heat-resistant surface : Use an appropriate candle holder and make sure it is placed on a flat, heat-resistant surface.
Avoid drafts : Do not place the candle near open windows, fans or air conditioners to prevent the risk of fire or uneven burning.
Keep out of reach of children and pets : Never leave the candle in areas accessible to children or pets.
Do not move the lit candle : Wait until the wax has completely solidified before moving it.
Extinguish Safely : Use a candle snuffer or gently blow out the flame; do not use water.
Check the length of the wick : Keep the wick at about 5 mm to avoid flames that are too high or excessive smoke production.
Don't burn all the way down : Extinguish the candle when less than 1cm of wax remains at the bottom to prevent overheating or rupture of the container.