Fraser Fir
Fraser Fir
Fraser Fir captures the essence of walking through the forest on a crisp fall morning, filling your space with a fresh, woodsy aroma. This calming scent creates a joyful, cozy ambiance, perfect for unwinding and embracing the season.
Whether you're relaxing in your living room, unwinding in the bedroom, or adding warmth to your office, Fraser Fir brings a touch of luxury and comfort into your space. Hand-poured with care, using sustainable materials and toxin-free ingredients, this candle lets you enjoy the beauty of the season with peace of mind.
Fragrance Notes
Top: Fresh Fir
Middle: Crisp Pine
Base: Woodsy
Why You'll Love It
Clean-burning soy wax with a balanced, refreshing scent throw
Crafted in small batches with non-toxic, phthalate-free ingredients
Reusable glass vessel
Hand-poured in Idaho
Burn Time
10 oz: ~95 hours
16 oz (3-wick): ~55 hours
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Candle Care Tips
Trim Wick Before You Burn
This one’s key! Always trim your wick to about ¼ inch before lighting your candle. Not only does this help the flame burn evenly, but it also prevents soot from forming and keeps the wax from smoking. A quick trim means a cleaner burn, every time.
First Burn Instructions
The first time you light a candle is important. Let it burn until the entire surface of the wax is melted—usually about 2–3 hours. This prevents tunneling (where the candle burns down the middle but leaves wax on the sides). It gives you a much more even burn and helps your candle last longer.
Don’t Burn for Too Long
Keep your burn time to no more than 4 hours at a time. It’s best to let the wax reset and cool down between burns to keep everything in tip-top shape. Plus, shorter burn times help prevent the vessel from overheating and ensure a clean, even burn each time.
Burn Safely and Smartly
Place your candle in a cozy, draft-free spot to ensure an even burn and a longer-lasting flame. Never leave a burning candle unattended, and always keep it out of reach of pets and little hands. When there's only ½ inch of wax left, it's time to blow it out and enjoy the lingering scent—safely.