Extinguishing scented candles incorrectly is easy to produce black smoke, residual odors and damage the wax. Aroma experts share correct skills, which are safe and fragrance-protecting.

Skill 1: Use a candle snuffer. Gently press the wick into the wax liquid, stay for 1-2 seconds and then lift the wick, so that the flame on the wick is extinguished by the wax liquid, avoiding black smoke. At the same time, the wax liquid can wrap the wick to keep the aroma pure.

Skill 2: Use a candle extinguisher cover. Buckle the candle extinguisher cover on the candle to isolate the air and let the flame go out naturally, suitable for jar candles and cup candles, avoiding wax splashing.

Skill 3: Avoid blowing out with your mouth. Blowing out with your mouth will cause wax splashing, black smoke, and residual oral odor, affecting the fragrance experience.

Notes after extinguishing: Trim the wick to 0.5 cm after it cools down, ventilate for a while to let the residual fragrance diffuse, and cover the sealed lid tightly for storage. Extinguishing candles correctly can extend the service life and maintain the best aroma state.

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