Thinking of You - Scented Tin Candle - Green


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The Lily-Flame Thinking of You scented tin candle is designed for anyone looking to send a meaningful, comforting gift or create a serene atmosphere in their own home. It excels at providing a soothing, floral-scented experience with a high-quality, long-lasting burn; however, users should be mindful that the fragrance profile is specific to natural floral notes, which may not suit those who prefer muskier or woody aromas.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1THI |
| Brand | Lily-Flame |
This candle offers a burn time of approximately 35 hours when used according to instructions.
Yes, all Lily-Flame candles are cruelty-free and vegan-friendly.
Each candle is proudly made in Somerset, UK.
The tin is designed to contain the heat, but it will get warm during use. Do not touch the tin while the candle is burning and allow it to cool fully before handling.
Once the wax is finished, you can clean out any remaining residue with warm, soapy water to repurpose the tin for small storage.
Ensure you burn the candle long enough during the first use for the wax to melt to the edges of the tin.
Extinguish the candle, trim the wick to 5mm, and relight away from air drafts.
To ensure the best performance from your Lily-Flame candle, always place it on a heat-resistant, flat surface before lighting. Keep the wick trimmed to approximately 5mm before each burn to prevent excessive soot and ensure an even melt pool. When extinguishing, avoid using water; instead, use a proper snuffer or gently blow out the flame. Keep the candle away from drafts, curtains, or flammable materials. Due to the nature of the tin container, it will retain heat long after the flame is extinguished, so allow it to cool completely before moving or handling the vessel.