Dirty Chai Latte, spice, Soy candle, Wooden Wick, mason jar candle, long burning candle, bohemian, Farmhouse, phthalate free, tea, cardamom

Dirty Chai scented soy candle Note Profile: Top: Black Tea, Cinnamon Middle: Sweat Cream, Spices Base: Brown sugar, Black pepper, espresso The sweet scent of cream steeped tea begins from the first light of the wick. As the candle melts to the crackle of the wood wick the top note of black tea and cinnamon give way to middle notes of steamed milk, cardamom, ginger, finished with turbinado sugar and black pepper and espresso. We blended clean burning phthalate free scent with pure soy wax made from responsibly grown Midwest soy beans and lit with patented Lumetique wicks with booster wick. These candles provide a robust crackle and clean, even burn every time they are lit. This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils, including clove leaf oil, cinnamon bark oil, and vanilla oil, black pepper and cardamom. *Handmade *Long burning- 7-9 hours per ounce *Hand trimmed, even burning patented Lumetique wood wicks with booster wicks WARNING Burn within sight. Keep away from flammable materials. Keep out of reach of children and pets. BURNING INSTRUCTIONS Keep wick centered & trimmed to 1/4" to ensure even burning & prevent flame from becoming too large. Burn only on a stable, heat resistant surface for no more than four hours at a time. Stop using when only 1/4" of wax remains. Do not move candle while burning or if wax is hot. Our packaging and kraft paper labels are simple, we concentrate on the luxury ingredients in our products not on expensive packaging. Sleek and modern farmhouse in design and true luxury in form. 🐾🐈 Pet Friendly disclaimer: We strive to create candles that are pet friendly as we share our little piece of the Earth with three adorable French Bulldogs (known for their sensitive respiratory systems). Our candles are 100% soy wax, paraben and phthalate-free, paraffin and palm oil free, cruelty-free, and vegan. Always consult your veterinarian to be certain that candles can be used in the same space with your familiar and exercise caution with open flames around them. ----CANDLE BURNING INSTRUCTIONS---- The basics of lighting and enjoying your wooden wick candle are simple, but there are a few things to keep in mind: ✂It is IMPORTANT to trim a wooden wick to 1/8” – 3/16”, and no longer. If the wick is too long, the wax will not pull up the wick, and the flame will dim or even extinguish. ⛔️NEVER remove wax from around the wick, it starves the wick and creates a tunnel. If your wooden wick is extinguishing shortly after lighting it, trimming is the problem. Simply give it a trim with wick trimmers, nail clippers or simply snap the char off with your fingers or tap if off with your lighter and remove the wick bits, light it at the wax level and you'll be crackling away!! Check out the little video instruction over on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaOO2T1qJ_0 All pictures, videos, descriptions and content on our printed material, website, blog and social media is the property of Teresa Lynn's Simple Luxuries, LLC. ©2016-2023 Teresa Lynn's Simple Luxuries® ALLERGIES AND SENSITIVITIES Are scented candles and skincare products triggers for asthma or allergies? Although millions of Americans regularly use scented products without any negative effects, it is always possible that a particular fragrance might trigger a negative reaction in a very small percentage of sensitive individuals. Individuals with known sensitivities to specific fragrances may want to avoid products of those scents. In addition, consumers should remember to burn all candles, whether scented or unscented, in a well-ventilated area and test skincare products in a small area before use. **Cleaning out your candle jar to reuse it Hot water can be used to easily and safely remove wax. Place the candle on a stable surface protected with a towel or newspaper. Use a spoon to remove as much wax as you can. Pour very hot water into the container ( I use a regular fill from my coffee pod machine), leaving room at the top. The hot water will melt the wax and it will float to the top. Let the water cool overnight and simply pop out the wax “cookie” that formed on top of the water. Strain the water to get rid of any small wax bits (Don’t pour wax down the drain) ! I pour mine into a used coffee filter after I’ve brewed a pot and toss the filter, coffee and wax (remove wick tab) into my compost. Wipe any remaining wax and clean with hot soap and water or pop it in the dishwasher.**