The Scentiful Care Guide

• Trim both wicks to approximately ¼ inch.
• Remove wick trimmings and debris from the wax.
• Place the candle upright on a stable, level and heat-resistant surface.
• Keep the candle away from drafts, children, pets and flammable materials.

• Light both wicks together to support even heat distribution.
• Never leave a burning candle unattended.
• Do not burn the candle for more than four hours at a time.
• Keep the candle where you can see it and do not move it while the wax is liquid or the vessel is hot.

Use a candle snuffer or gently blow out both flames without splashing the wax. Allow the candle and vessel to cool completely before touching, moving or replacing the lid. Store the candle upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.

Discontinue use when approximately ½ inch of wax remains. Do not pour wax into a sink or drain. If reusing the vessel, wait until it is completely cool and remove the remaining wax using a method appropriate for the vessel material.

• Use only a warmer designed for the specific wax format.
• Place the warmer on a stable, level and heat-resistant surface.
• Follow the warmer manufacturer’s capacity and operating instructions.
• Keep the warmer away from children, pets, drafts and flammable materials.
• Never add water, fragrance oil or other substances to the wax.
• Do not move the warmer while the wax is liquid or the appliance is warm.
• Turn the warmer off when unattended and allow everything to cool before handling.

• Remove one cube from the plastic clamshell and place it in a compatible wax-warmer dish. Never heat the clamshell itself.
• Begin with one cube and allow the fragrance to disperse before deciding whether more is needed.
• Never exceed the warmer dish’s stated capacity.
• Reheat the wax while it continues releasing fragrance. Replace it when the fragrance is no longer noticeable rather than continually adding new wax on top.
• To create a personalized atmosphere, compatible fragrances may be combined in small amounts while staying within the warmer’s capacity.

• Remove the lid before warming.
• Place the wickless container upright and centered on a warming appliance approved for container-style wax products.
• Never light the container melt or place it over an open flame.
• Do not add clamshell cubes, water or fragrance oil to the container.
• Allow the wax to cool completely before replacing the lid or moving the container.

When the fragrance begins to soften, turn off and unplug the warmer. Allow the wax to cool until it is still soft or liquid but no longer hot. Using tweezers, briefly place a cotton ball against the wax surface to absorb a small amount of used wax. Carefully transfer the cotton ball to a heat-resistant, nonflammable surface and allow it to cool completely before discarding. Keep the cotton away from flames and never touch or move hot wax.

Removing a small amount of used surface wax may help the remaining wax release more fragrance during the next warming session.

• Mist into open air for an immediate room refresh.
• Apply lightly to washable household linens only after testing a small, inconspicuous area.
• Avoid saturating fabric and do not apply to delicate, specialty, unfinished or water-sensitive materials.

• Use in the air in cars, travel settings and smaller spaces away from home.
• In a vehicle, mist while parked and allow the fragrance to settle before driving.
• Begin with a light application in compact spaces.

• Direct the mist away from your face, body, other people and pets.
• Do not apply directly to skin, pets, floors, dashboards, electronics or finished surfaces.
• Store bottles upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.

• Give fragrance time to travel before increasing its intensity.
• Use normal room airflow to help carry scent, but avoid placing candles or warmers directly beneath vents or fans.
• A fragrance may feel more immediate in a smaller room and more gradual in an open space.
• Avoid judging a melt’s fragrance while standing directly over the warmer.
• If a familiar scent seems less noticeable, step away briefly and return; your nose may have temporarily adjusted to it.
• Use an aromatic mist for the immediate shift, then a candle or melt for the atmosphere that unfolds.
• Layer the same scent across formats for continuity or pair complementary fragrances for more dimension.

Mist for the immediate shift. Melt for the atmosphere that unfolds.