How Should I Store My Candles?
Proper storage helps preserve your candle’s fragrance, color, and overall performance. Whether you're saving a favorite scent or stocking up, following a few simple guidelines will keep your candles in great condition.
Best Practice
Store candles in a cool, dark, and dry place with a stable temperature.
How to Store Your Candles
- Keep candles in a cool, dry area to prevent wax softening or fragrance degradation
- Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade color and weaken scent over time
- Store in a dark location, such as a cabinet or closet, for long-term preservation
- Maintain a consistent temperature and avoid areas with frequent fluctuations
What to Avoid
- Heat sources such as radiators, stoves, or sunny windows
- Humid environments that may affect wax consistency
- Stacking candles without protection, which can damage lids or containers
- Storage in garages or attics where temperatures fluctuate significantly
Extra Storage Tips
- Keep candles in their original packaging or wrap them individually for added protection
- Store candles upright to help maintain their shape
- Cover candles with lids to protect against dust and preserve fragrance
Contact Support
If you have questions about storing your candles or want to know if an older candle is still usable, our Customer Experience Team is happy to help.