T H E L E A R N I N G C E N T E R & F A Q

Question 1

What kind of wax do you use?

Answer

We currently use dye-free soy wax to create our candles

Question 2

Which carrier do you ship with?

Answer

We currently use USPS to ship all orders

Question 3

Do you make the products yourself?

Answer

Yes, all products are handmade to order!

Question 4

What is your refund and exchange policy?

Answer

Please see our STORE POLICY for more information

Question 5

Trim Your Wick...

Answer

Always trim your wick before each burn. This can prevent mushrooming, which can lead to soot and poor burn quality. Click the image below to purchase a wick trimmer.

Question 6

Safety First...

Answer

We want you to enjoy your candles. Not set fires. Please use safety precautions when burning a candle. . Keep your candles away from drafts . Keep away from children . Burn candle in a safe place

Question 7

Candle Notes...

Answer

There are usually 3 things to consider when it comes to candle fragrance or scent. The Top Note, Middle Note, and Base Note. These notes are what give a candle its wonderful aroma. Top Note: The first scent you notice when you smell a candle or remove a lid. The Top Note is also the fastest to fade away. Middle Note: This is the heart of a candle. The Middlle Note doesn't show up right away. But will be the most noticeable. Base Note: The Base Note is what you smell as even when the candle is not buring. This is the part of the scent make up willl stay around the longest.

Question 8

Cold Throw...

Answer

This is how strong a scented candle smells when it is NOT burning.

Question 9

Hot Throw...

Answer

This is how strong a scented candle smells when it is burning.

Question 10

How long should I burn my candle?

Answer

Candles should be burned no longer than 3 hours at a time. This will help provided an even burn each time you use your candle.

Question 11

The Fragrance Wheel..

Answer

Mondernized by Michael Edwards in 1992, the Fragrance wheel is a visual guide on scent and the categories which they fall into. Each category can also be broken down into sub-categories. Here's a sample below: