Easter Pixie Candle

Easter Pixie

Part of our Easter Limited Edition Collection. A signature house blend designed and created by us. Pastel fairies flutter their wings in the spring air, sprinkling top notes of apricot sugar and jasmine petals. All swirled together with ripe peaches and cream, vanilla syrup, and warm heliotrope. All floating on a bed of berries, and sweet pink bubblegum. Exclusive to Mad Hatter’s Melts.

This 30cl candle features a beautiful matte pastel pink container to give that feminine aesthetic.

How to use:

Simply light wick(s) carefully with a match or lighter. Before every burn, ensure wick is trimmed to roughly 0.6cm (1/4 inch) long and burn on a heat-resistant, flat surface. Always keep away from draughts, children, pets, fabric or anything flammable. Always burn within sight, and never leave unattended. Do not touch the glass container while the candle is burning, or while it's still warm. 

To prevent tunnelling, please allow your candle to reach a full melt pool on your first burn. As a rule of thumb, burn a new candle for 1 hour per 2.5cm (1 inch) in diameter. Eg, a 10cm (4 inch) diameter candle, the initial burn time should be approx 4 hours. Sometimes a little longer for soy wax is needed to reach a full melt pool. Always set the memory of your candle by burning until the melt pool reaches the edges of the vessel or at least 2.5cm (1 inch) away. (This will still melt away during your subsequent burns).

When you're done burning, blow out your candle, and ensure there are no glow spots on your wick and the flame is properly extinguished. Do not burn for longer than 4 hours at a time, and stop burning when candle has 1.25cm (0.5 inch) of wax left. This 30cl candle has a total burn time of approx - 40 hours.

Each candle comes carefully packaged and complete with any relevant CLP Allergen and safety information labelled on the bottom

We are not responsible for incorrectly burned candles and lack of safety precautions taken when burning.

Our gorgeous containers can be repurposed once your candle has reached the end of its life. For some inspiration: