Candle & Reed Diffuser Scent Bundle

Candles should be stored in cool, dry places away from direct sunlight. Cover the candle with a lid to avoid dust.

Our Candles are made from 100% Soy Wax, which are naturally more sensitive to temperature changes due to its low melting point. The natural oils separate from the wax and cause 'Sweating' on the surface of the candle, especially in hot weather. However, sweating caused by temperature change does not affect the quality of the candle, and you can simply wipe the sweat beads off with a paper towel. After that, store your candles in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.

‘Tunnelling’ is when the candle wax directly underneath the flame quickly melts into liquid while the surrounding wax remains hard. Tunnelling is bad because it can drastically reduce the total burn time of your candle.

To lower the chances of your candle tunnelling, burn the candle long enough to let the entire surface of the candle melt before snuffing it out. This is especially important when you burn a candle for the first time.

If your candle is already tunnelling, you can fix it by using an aluminium foil cover to trap and reflect the candle's own heat in order to melt the extra wax. Simply wrap your aluminium foil around the edge of the candle jar, leaving a hole in the middle so that the wick can burn through properly and the flame isn’t blocked. Light your candle and allow it to burn for a couple of hours until the top surface of wax has melted and smoothened over the top layer.

If the above method is not working, you can try using an external heat source (a hair dryer or heat gun) to melt the hardened wax around the edges of the jar until the entire top surface of wax has completely melted and smoothed over. Set your candle aside and let the wax harden over the next few days. Do take extra care not to burn yourself if you are trying this method.

There are pros and cons to both Candles & Reed Diffusers, but they serve the same basic function of enhancing your space aromatically. 

Reed Diffusers are a low-maintenance option to keep a space smelling good. It is also a safer option as there are no open flames that you need to consistently keep an eye on.

Candles can very quickly enhance the space with warmth and cosiness for the perfect ambiance, due to the soft flickering of the flame. However, never leave a candle unattended.

Our scents on its own are not meant to overpower, but if you personally prefer a stronger scent throw, do consider using both products in the same space. However, do take note NOT to place the candle too close to the reed diffuser when lighted - the other table or another corner of the room would be ideal.

Reed diffusers are a simple and effective way to gently disperse fragrance in a room. 

Setting Up: Carefully open the diffuser bottle plug, it might be rather tight to prevent spillage and evaporation during storage and shipping, so take your time. Avoid spills as some oils might damage surfaces. We recommend doing so over the sink or on a rag.

Insert the Reeds: Place the reeds into the bottle so they can soak up the oil. Spread them out for better fragrance dispersion. Let them sit for a couple of hours or overnight for the oil to travel up the reeds. You may choose to insert 2-3 reeds in the beginning, and add more later on if you prefer a stronger scent.

Flip the Reeds: After a few hours or the next day, flip the reeds. This helps to saturate the reeds fully and allows the fragrance to be dispersed more effectively.

Positioning: Place the diffuser in a location with good airflow but away from direct sunlight or heat sources. This allows the scent to disperse evenly without getting too strong.

Maintenance: Periodically, flip the reeds every other week or so to refresh the fragrance. If you notice the scent becoming weaker, you can also replace the reeds entirely.

Be Cautious: Be careful when handling the reeds and the oil, as some oils might stain or damage surfaces. Keep them away from children and pets. Keep away from direct heat sources, open flames or ignition sparks. Do not use reed diffuser solution for humidifiers or aromatherapy diffusers/ burners.

Our diffusers lasting 3-4 months is a rough estimate, as its longevity ultimately depends on the environment. Exposure to heat or direct sunlight could increase the rate of evaporation of the diffuser blends, The Diffuser may also last longer in a smaller room compared to a large and spacious environment.

To each your own, really! You may reference your favourite notes, perfumes or fragrances against our fragrance wheel to help with your decision.