Bonnefire Candle

It is a balanced, earthy scent that leans into the atmosphere of a fireplace. You will primarily notice charred cedar and woodsmoke, softened by mossy green notes and a subtle, spicy warmth from clove and incense.

Not at all. The fragrance is designed to be enveloping rather than aggressive, focusing on a grounding, lived-in warmth. It avoids the harsh, acrid notes sometimes found in wood-scented candles.

This specific blend is chosen for its clean, consistent burn and excellent scent throw. It allows the fragrance oils to disperse evenly throughout a room without the soot or heavy carbon buildup often associated with paraffin wax.

To maintain a clean, steady flame, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before every lighting. This prevents the wick from 'mushrooming' and keeps the flame from flickering or producing excess smoke.

Yes, the glass containers are designed to be repurposed. Once the candle has burned down, you can easily clean out the remaining wax with warm, soapy water and use the vessel for storage or as a decorative piece.

For the best results, burn the candle until the entire top layer of wax has melted to the edges of the glass. This usually takes two to three hours and prevents 'tunneling,' ensuring you get the full life out of your candle.