Les Bienfaitrices candles are all made from 100% soy vegetable wax, no more paraffin. They also feature French fragrances free of CMRs and phthalates, straight from Grasse, the world capital of perfume, no less! They feature FSC-certified French beechwood wicks. In short, they're all clean!

All the candles are made in my workshop in the Paris region, by my two little hands (sometimes 4, when my favorite elf (hello mom) gives me a hand!). They are all made and poured by myself, and above all, with love!

It is possible that the wax will have a slight rough appearance once dried: this sometimes strange post-burning look is completely normal in the case of vegetable candles, it is a classic result of using soy wax without additives!

Wooden wicks are awesome (vowel exaggeration, that's me) and create a truly cozy atmosphere, but they can sometimes be unpredictable. If the flame is too high when you light them, extinguish them, trim the wick shorter, and relight them.

If the flame becomes too low after a while, you can extinguish the candle and remove the excess blackened wood from the end of the wick and relight. The flame should return to an ideal height.

If the flame goes out or is very low and the wax is not yet melted to the edge, you can remove excess wax if it seems to be smothering the flame. You can use a paper towel and relight. Be careful not to remove all the wax, or your flame could go out! If you have any problems, please contact us via our email address: Hello@lesbienfaitrices.com

It is recommended not to leave a candle in direct sunlight or in a place that is too cold, because vegetable waxes have a fairly low melting point, which explains why some candles can have a "sweating" appearance. Roughly speaking, the fragrance rises to the surface and is visible on the smooth surface of the candle. Rest assured, this is far from being a defect, and it does not affect the quality of the candle in any way. Store your candle in a room at room temperature, and the oozing of your candle will disappear.