There are over 900 species of Sage worldwide, with 19 of them having their origins in California. Among these native species are Hummingbird Sage, Pitcher Sage, Black Sage, Purple Sage, and White Sage — all currently growing wild at their Estate. The abundance of Sage in the Garden inspired the aroma of this candle. It’s deeply cleansing and camphorous, softened by a hint of sweetness.
-Vegetable Wax
-Cotton Wick
-Fully Recyclable Glass
-Hand Poured in Los Angeles
How do you make Candles last longer?
Trim the wick, protect it from drafts, and give it a long enough first burn the first time to avoid tunneling (2 to 3 hours). Also make sure not to keep it lit for more than 3 hours.
Why is my Candle tunnelling?
It wasn’t burned long enough in the beginning, so the wax set a narrow memory.
How do you fix a Candle wick that’s too short?
Melt the wax around the wick, and gently scoop a little away so the wick can breathe again.
Do soy Candles burn differently?
Yes. Soy burns slower and cleaner, which is lovely, but it requires patience on that first burn.
How to Burn a Candle Evenly?
To help your Candle burn in a perfect smooth pool, give it a calm environment. Place it somewhere still, away from open windows or vents that might coax the flame to dance too wildly. Before lighting, make sure the wick stands centered, too, and let the Candle burn long enough for the wax to melt from edge to edge. That “first full melt” teaches the Candle how to behave, and it will remember.
The soy wax in these candles is non-GMO and grown in the USA.
Instructions For Use
When burning your candle for the first time, allow it to burn for 2 to 3 hours, until the top layer of the wax has completely melted. When burning the candle after the first burn, do not let it burn for over 3 hours at a time.
It is recommended to keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inch at all times to prevent the candle from emitting smoke.
About Flamingo Estate
High atop the hills of Los Angeles, hidden by a lush orchard and dense gardens, Flamingo Estate is a pleasure-obsessed home of sun-worship, folk mythologies, and psychedelic remedies grown only by farmers we know and trust. Flamingo Estate is a reminder that beauty is not so much the penchant of certain people for exceptional things, as it is their refusal to stand for anything less.