The Entire Pacific range is made with 100% Pure Premium Coconut Wax. Being from Fiji we wanted to make a candle range dedicated to the pacific countries with Scents and wax that remind you of the pacific. All candles have wooden Wicks and are tastefully decorated with sea shells. (Amount of wicks depends on size of candle). Burn time upto 70-90 hours approximately.
FRANGIPANI: Wild Frangipani embodies a warm and subtle feeling with its floral and slightly fruity fragrance of a fresh, sweet and exotic aroma.Scent Profile: Top Notes: Orange.
Mid Notes: Frangipani, Lily of the Valley.
Base Notes: Jasmine, Rose.
IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE NOTE COCONUT SHELLS ARE A NATURAL PRODUCT THEREFORE EACH CANDLE WILL NOT BE THE SAME SIZE HENCE WHY THE WEIGHT WRITTEN SAYS APPROXIMATE.
If your Coconut candle is much smaller then usual size, you will receive another few candles from our mini range to make up the difference.
PLEASE EMAIL me the scent you prefer when purchasing the coconut candle incase your one is small. If no Email is received you will get a random scent.
Coconut Shell Candle - FRANGIPANI
Candle Care Guide
Caring for your candle and following a few safety precautions will ensure you get the very best from your SBP candle.
Trimming the Candle Wick
Always trim the wick of your candle to 6mm each time before lighting.
Always remove any wick debris from the wax to help the candle burn evenly.
Avoid Draughts
It’s always best to place your candles away from draughts as candles burn best in still air.
Please also note that candles placed in draughts may also smoke.
Maximum Burn Times
Never leave a candle to burn longer than 4 hours at any time.
Burning a candle for longer without allowing the wax to re-solidify could result in overheating.
Placing Candles Together
Candles should always be placed a minimum of 8cm apart to prevent burning issues.
Candles which are placed and burnt too close together will affect the burning behaviour of the candles and may result in the candles not burning to their maximum burn times and in some cases, may even collapse.
Putting Your Candle Out
Blowing out your candle is not recommended as liquid wax may splatter and the wick of your candle may drift from the centre. The best way to put out your candle is to use a candle snuffer.
Candle Storage:
Candles are sensitive to light and temperature. To help avoid melting, cracking and fading, always store your candles in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, dust and fluorescent light, ensuring they are in an upright position.
Choosing the correct candle for your candle holder
Choosing the correct sized candle for your holder is always important. Generally, you should ensure that there is adequate space between the candle and the wall of the holder (at least three finger width). If the candle is to close, this could lead to the candle overheating and potentially collapsing.
Glass Care:
In most cases candles will deposit carbon (black residue) on glass, especially when the wick is not trimmed, or the candle is exposed to draughts. Any build-up on the glass should be cleaned with a damp cloth before each use.
Always check the glass for damage before each use. If any damage or cracks are found in the glass, stop using the candle immediately.
Choose your surface carefully
Candles should always be placed on a flat surface.
Certain surface-types may conduct heat, causing the candle to overheat.
When burning candles, always place on a heat-resistant mat or a protected surface. This will also protect the surface from any potential heat damage.
Safety of Your Candle :
Candle safety is very important. Please follow the below guidance to ensure you enjoy your candles safely.
Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Never touch or move a candle while alight or while wax is liquid.
Do not position candle on or near other heat sources.
Always trim the wick to 6mm and remove any wick debris to encourage an even burn and eliminate smoking before lighting.
NEVER burn a candle for longer than 4 hours at a time.
Always place on a protected surface.
Always keep candles out of reach or children and pets.
Always place candles in a draft free area.
Always check the glass, shell or cement container for damage before each use.
Always light wicks together on multi wick candles to encourage an even burn.
Always keep the wax pool free from foreign objects such as wick trims, wick particles, match debris and dust.
Do not burn candle completely – Discard them once they have burnt to 1cm from the base of the holder.
Always follow any directions provided with the candle.
Make the most of the Candle:
Keep wick trimmed for each light up
Use foil on sides of jars if the centre of the candle is funneled. This should create a even pool of wax
Take out any debris in the wax
Try to burn the candle until you get a even pool of wax on your first light up as candles have a memory and if you only light it long enough to melt the middle, each time you light up only the middle will melt, leaving the side wax solid. (But DO NOT burn for more then 4 hours at a time)
Let candle cool off fully before lighting up again
Straighten the wick after each use.