When using aromatherapy candle, please ensure that it is firmly placed on a fire-proof and stable surface, away from flammable materials and out of the reach of children or pets. Light the wax thread of the candle with a long match or lighter. When igniting, make sure the flame is stable, and then blow out the matches or lighters carefully.
Ensuring that the wax pool on the surface of the candle forms evenly can help the candle to melt evenly when burning and avoid the tunnel effect. Aromatherapy candles should not be lit for too long at a time, and it is generally recommended to burn them for no more than 4 hours at a time. Excessive burning time may cause the candle container to overheat.
Try to avoid blowing out candles, because it may produce smoke and smell. It is best to use a candle fire extinguisher or a small candle clip to put out the fire. Make sure that the candles are completely extinguished before you leave the room or go to bed. Make sure that the wax pool of the candle is flat before the next use.
Matters needing attention in purchasing scented candles
1, ingredient list: Check the ingredient list of candles to make sure they are made of natural materials, such as soybean wax, beeswax or vegetable wax, and not cheap candles containing harmful chemicals.
2. Types of spices: Understand the types of spices used in candles. Natural essential oils are usually a better choice because they can provide pure fragrance, while synthetic spices may produce unhealthy chemicals.
3. Burning time: consider the burning time of the candle. High-quality scented candles usually burn longer because they contain more spices and don't need to burn too fast.
4. Container quality: check the container quality of candles. The container should be made of heat-resistant materials to ensure that it will not break or deform during combustion.
5. Safety signs: Look for candles with safety signs and guidelines, which can show that the products meet safety standards and are suitable for indoor use.