Yes, all our candles are handmade in Poland.

Our candles are produced using the traditional craft method, during which all stages of production are done by hand. Cleaning the glass, attaching the wick, mixing the wax with the fragrance, pouring the candle in the glass, re-cleaning the glass, labeling and packing the candles into boxes.

We use natural rapeseed wax. It is biodegradable, GMO-free and not tested on animals.

Yes, our fragrances are safe for human health and the environment. They are IFRA certified and REACH compliant. They are not tested on animals.

Yes, a large candle is more intense than a small candle. This is due to the greater surface area of the melted wax. When choosing candles, match its size to the size of the room.

Of course, we will be very happy to help you choose the right fragrance. Contact us by e-mail contact@leisure-candle.com or by phone +48 662 252 853.

The first lighting of the scented candle is the most important. Be sure to burn as long as the surface of the wax melts (approximately 3 hours). Thanks to this, you will avoid the tunneling effect of the candle. Wax has the ability to "remember" the first burn, and if you put out the candle before the wax has melted, the next time you burn the candle it will only burn as width as it burned the first time.

Probably because the wick was too long and bent to one side. Trim the wick to about 0.5 cm before lighting the candle again. If the wick in your candle is not clearly in the middle, move it. After the candle is extinguished, when the pool of wax is about 1 cm deep, try to center the wick by using a toothpick. This will ensure that the heat from the flame will melt the wax in the candle evenly during the next burn.

If you burn the candle for more than 4 hours, a "mushroom" will form on the wick, i.e. accumulated carbon. The flame may be too high and the wick too long, causing the candle to smoke.

Because it is made of natural wax, which, unlike paraffin or stearin, absorbs fragrance compositions differently. They can affect the appearance of discoloration, which, apart from visual effects, have no effect on the quality of the candle.

The main cause of candle smoke is too long wick. As the candle burns, the wax in its vicinity melts, liquid wax is drawn into the wick to power it. If the wick is too long, the balance of heat and fuel will be disturbed. Then a chemical reaction occurs that can cause soot and soot. In this situation, extinguish the candle and make sure that the wick is trimmed to about 0.5 cm.

Probably because the wick in the candle is too long. Extinguish the candle and make sure the wick is trimmed to about 0.5 cm. Another reason may be exposure to a moving air source such as wind or draft. Under no circumstances should you burn a candle in such a place.