Aromatic Star Anise Candle

About:
Bergamot, geranium, star anise, and lavender will bring a sophisticated outdoorsy atmosphere into your space. Inhale tones and subtle black pepper. Exhale your to-do list and any stresses on your mind.
At Dossier, we not only want our products to smell amazing, but we want our consumers to feel good when they use them, too! That’s why our candles are 100% soy wax, with no additives or stabilizers. These natural formulas may cause textural irregularities on the edge of the glass, but this is completely normal and has no effect on the quality of the product.

Scent Notes:
Main Notes:
Bergamot
Pepper
Star Anise
Geranium
top:
The first notes you smell
Bergamot, Pepper, Star Anise
middle:
The heart of the perfume
Lavender, Nutmeg, Geranium
base:
The notes that linger all day
Patchouli, Amberwood, Vetiver
While Perfume Has Top, Middle, And Base Notes, Candles Burn In A Linear Pattern With A Few Main Scent Characteristics. Less Forward And Present. More Subtle And Permanent. That’s Because It’s Lit

Pink Pepper Ess, Elemi Ess, Chinese Geranium Ess, Lavender Ess, Patchouly Ess, Cepionate, Ambrox DL, Dihydromyrcenol, Timbersilk, Exaltolide, Linalol, Floropal, Verdox, Magnolan, Heliotropine, Cashmeran, Citral, Citronellol, Cis-3-Hexenyl Salicylate, Peonile, Coumarine, Mandarin Aldehyde, Pre Cyclemone B, Styrallyl Acetate, Ambrocenide.
Vegan
Cruelty-free
Clean ingredients

Tips:
Tips and
wicks.
Tip #1: First burn.
Your first burn should last 2 to 3 hours. Let the wax melt all across the top surface. Anything less than that will create a tunnel effect where a hole forms in the center.
A long first burn will also prevent hot wax from extinguishing your flame in the future. The scent of your candle will be stronger during the second lighting.
Tip #2: Trimmed wicks.
Hold that match! Before burning, cut your wick to about ¼ inch. This will avoid soot buildup. If you see your wick leaning, use tweezers to center it while the wax is still hot.
Tip #3: Safe storage.
Keep your candle out of direct sunlight. Ideally, your room should be 60° to 80° so your candle is not too hot or too cold — but just right.
Tip #4: Burn time.
Each candle has a total burn time of about 25 hours before all of the wax is melted.