Since its beginning as the original wooden wick candle, WoodWick® has created multi-sensory experiences that add a personal, elegant finish to your home. The exclusive, patented wooden wick Pluswick® Innovation creates the sound of a crackling fire. Wicks are handcrafted for each individual candle and produce a generous wax pool with a fast fragrance release. Flared design creates a wider opening for a fully melted wax pool that produces a more consistent fragrance experience. Includes wood style lid. The scent of fresh mint leaves brighten a woodsy blend of green moss, smoked oak, and cypress. Top: Bergamot, Cypress, Pimento Mid: Mint Leaves, Green Moss, Smoked Oak Base: Oud, Driftwood, Amber WoodWick® candles can display different burning characteristics than other candles, so here's a few simple steps to enjoy the best burn every time:1. You will experience the best burn results when the candle remains lit for 3-4 hours. Make sure that the wax melts to the edge of the candle before extinguishing it - this may take between 30 to 60 minutes. Allowing the wax to pool will discourage 'tunnelling' or leaving wax on the sides of the vessel.2. The flame height may vary at times and occasionally even appear to self extinguish, but this is normal. Even if you are experiencing a 'low' flame, it will continue to heat and the flame height should return.3. Keep the candle within sight and away from drafts. Always place the candle on a flat, heat-resistant surface, and make sure to keep the candles away from children, pets, flammable materials and other heat sources.3. Never move or handle the candle while it's burning or while the wax is hot. To be safe, only move your candle once the flame is extinguished and the wax has completely cooled.When there is approximately 1cm of wax remaining, it is time to stop using your candle. Extinguish the candle when 1cm or wax remains and recycle it according to your local recycling centre's guidance. Alternatively, why not give your empty candle a new lease of life and upcycle your empty candle in to something for your home?