Presented in little theatre-red hatboxes with exclusive bell jars, these parisian perfumed candles offer a range of twelve fragrant notes for over fifty hours of combustion. Candles are made of Cir, the oldest wax myrtle in the world. The wicks, which are 100 percent cotton, are braided by hand.
When lit for the first time, let the candle burn till the entire surface becomes liquid. This increases the candle'slongevity. Try to avoid lighting the candle for short periods (10 minutes or less), as this might cause a pit to form inside the candle. We recommend cutting the wick (3 to 4 mm) regularly so that it doesn't open up like a cauliflower, letting off big flames and causing black fumes. Another good idea is to keep your candle under a bell, so as to prevent dust from accumulating. It also adds to its aesthetic value and hampers the diffusion of cold perfume, preserving its full power and fragrance.
You can choose a candle with or withour bell jar.