CANOPY Le Fleur 100% Soy Wax Candle

• Wax: 100% sustainable soy wax 230g
• Production: Hand-poured, small batch, artisan crafted
• Ethics: Vegan and cruelty-free ingredients
• Origin: Made in the UK, supporting independent manufacturers

• Burn safely, care consciously, and give your CANOPY Candle a new purpose once it’s finished.
• When to Stop Burning
• A candle should not be relit once only 5 mm of wax remains.
• Extinguish the candle if the metal wick sustainer becomes visible.
• Following these guidelines prevents overheating and ensures safe use.
• A Second Life for Your Candle
• When your CANOPY Candle is finished, it marks the beginning of its next chapter. Our glass jars are designed to be reusable and beautiful, offering endless possibilities:
• Store your CANOPY skincare collection elegantly.
• Use as a bud vase for single stems or wildflowers.
• Transform into a pencil pot or makeup brush holder.
• Repurpose as a tea-light holder for continued glow.
• This approach reduces waste while keeping sustainability at the heart of your ritual.

Follow these essential care steps to get the most from your CANOPY 100% Soy Wax Candle—burn safely, extend its life, and enjoy it mindfully.

1. First Burn Set Your Candle’s Memory

• On the first use, allow the candle to burn for 2–3
  hours, until the wax has melted evenly across the surface.
• This prevents tunneling (wax becoming hollow or forming a well around the wick) and ensures an even burn each time.

2. Safe Burning Practices & Essential Safety Tips

• Always keep candles out of reach of children and pets.
• Never leave a burning candle unattended.
• Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
• Avoid moving your candle when it is lit or while the wax is liquid.
• Place on a flat, heat-resistant surface,
  away from draughts and delicate surfaces.

3.Wick Care Wick Trimming for a Clean Burn

• Keep the wick trimmed to 3–5mm to avoid smoke and ensure clean burning.
• Use a wick trimmer for precision.
• Proper trimming prevents the wick from breaking and falling into the wax, which could render the candle unusable.