Candle Discovery Set Signature Collection

Velvet Peony & Oud
Top Notes: Taif Rose, Peony
Heart Notes: Clove, Amber, Nutty, Milk
Base Notes: Vanilla, Praline, Agarwood

Jasmine & Patchouli
Top Notes: Jasmine, Lily of the valley
Heart Notes: Geranium
Base Notes: Patchouli

Damson Plum, Rose & Patchouli
Top Notes: Plum, Cassis, Rose, Bergamot, Orange
Heart Notes: Black cherry, Prune, Cinnamon, Clove, Nutmeg
Base Notes: Patchouli, Vanilla, Tonka bean, Candy, Musk

Lavender Spa
Top Notes: Lavender
Heart Notes: Lavender
Base Notes: Lavender

English Rose
Top Notes: Sweet, Vanilla, Citrus
Heart Notes: Green, Fruity, Spicy
Base Notes: Musk, Woody, Balsamic

Cacao Noir
Top Notes: Gourmand, Hazelnut, Milk
Heart Notes: Chocolate, Praline
Base Notes: Vanilla, Caramel, Cacao

Our candles are made from high quality natural soy wax and premium fragrance oils, Individually hand-poured in the Netherlands.
As each piece is individually hand-poured, slight variations in colour, shape or weight may occur, making every candle unique.

To ensure your safety and the optimal performance of your Chéri candles, please follow these burning instructions.

Burning instructions
- Always burn your candle on a flat, heat-resistant surface with edges to catch melted wax.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, pets and anything flammable.
- Do not burn your candle for more than 3 hours at a time.
- Make sure the room is well ventilated during and after burning.
- To prevent possible heat damage on the candle holder or tray that you are using, you should always stop using the candle when there is only 6 mm of wax left.

First burn matters
- Let the wax pool fully reach the edges of the candle the first time you light it. This prevents tunneling and helps your candle burn evenly throughout its life.

Snuff - Don't Blow
- To extinguish the candle, use a snuffer if possible. Avoid blowing it out, as this can cause hot wax to splash or the wick to move off-center.

DISCLAIMER: Be aware that not following these instructions can lead to inaccurate burning time, heat damage, harm and fire hazards.