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You're a Star Salted Caramel Scented Candle
You're a Star Salted Caramel Scented Candle
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The You're a Star Salted Caramel scented candle is a lovely way to tell someone they have done something worth celebrating. Inside the cream, peach and orange tubular gift box is a clear glass candle with the message “You're a Star, You Are Amazing”, so it feels like a proper little present rather than simply another candle. The salted caramel fragrance is sweet and comforting, with the warm, buttery character of caramel and a slightly salty edge to balance the sweetness. With an approximate 35 hour burn time, they can keep enjoying it long after the congratulations have been said. Perfect for exam results, a new job, graduation, a thoughtful thank you or simply reminding someone how brilliant they are.
Key information
- Salted caramel scented candle
- Clear glass candle holder
- Approx. 35 hour burn time
- Paraffin wax
- Approx. 200g
- Cream, peach and orange tubular gift packaging
- “You're a Star, You Are Amazing” message
- Designed by Something Different Wholesale
- Part of the Let's Celebrate collection
- Never leave a burning candle unattended
Why We Love It
Something Different Wholesale has been supplying the gift trade since 1999, and we like the way many of its designs give you a very clear reason to send them rather than simply being attractive products. This candle does that particularly well. The “You're a Star” message makes the sentiment obvious as soon as it is opened, while the salted caramel fragrance and colourful tube give it enough substance to feel like a proper gift rather than a token extra.
Perfect For
Perfect For
• Congratulations gifts
• Exam results and passing an important test
• Graduation gifts
• New job and promotion celebrations
• Teacher thank you gifts
• Christmas gifting
• A thoughtful “well done” surprise
• Adding to a Build Your Own Gift Box when someone deserves a little recognition
FAQs
FAQs
How can I help a glass candle burn evenly?
Give the candle enough time on its first burn for the melted wax to spread towards the edges of the container. Repeatedly burning a candle for very short periods can encourage tunnelling, where the wax burns down through the middle and leaves unused wax around the sides. Always follow the manufacturer's own burn instructions first.
Should I trim the wick before lighting it?
Yes. General candle care guidance recommends trimming the wick to around 6mm before each burn. A correctly trimmed wick can help produce a steadier flame and reduce smoking, soot and uneven burning.
Why might a candle leave black marks on the glass?
A flickering flame, an overly long wick or burning the candle in a draught can all contribute to soot forming on the glass. Keeping the wick trimmed and placing the candle away from open windows, fans and strong air currents can help.
When should I stop burning a glass candle?
Do not burn a container candle until every last bit of wax has disappeared. General candle safety guidance recommends stopping when approximately half an inch of wax remains at the bottom of the container, which helps prevent the glass becoming excessively hot.
Delivery
Delivery
Orders over £30 | Royal Mail Tracked 48 - FREE
Royal Mail Tracked 48 | 2-3 working days delivery - £3.65
Royal Mail Tracked 24 | 1-2 working days delivery - £4.65
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