Amber Rose Scented Candle

When choosing a container candle, consider the size of the room, the fragrance strength, and the aesthetic you're going for. For larger rooms, opt for candles with a bigger burn time and a stronger scent throw, such as those made from soy or beeswax. For smaller spaces, a smaller container candle with a subtler fragrance can create a cozy atmosphere without overwhelming the room. Additionally, the container's material and design can complement your décor, whether you prefer a sleek glass vessel, a rustic metal tin, or a more decorative ceramic jar.

It's recommended to burn a container candle for 2-4 hours at a time, which allows the wax to melt evenly across the surface. This prevents tunneling (when the wick burns down the center of the candle, leaving un-melted wax along the edges). Always allow the wax to cool completely before relighting to ensure safe and even burning.

To extend the life of your container candle, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before each use to prevent excess soot and ensure an even flame. Keep the candle away from drafts to avoid uneven burning. After each use, cover the container to keep dust and debris out of the wax. Always burn your candle on a heat-resistant surface to prevent damage to furniture or countertops.