Product Information – Scented Tin Candles

• Wax weight: 250g ℮

• Wax type: Plant‑grown natural soy wax

• Burn time: Approximately 45+ hours ℮ (varies by fragrance)

• Fragrance range: 26+ natural botanical blends

• Container: Metal tin with lid, designed to be portable, practical and

• Dimensions (approximate):

  – Diameter: 76 mm ℮

  – Height: 82 mm ℮

• Pouring method: Hand‑poured in the Parkminster Fragrance Workshop

• Suitable rooms: Medium and larger rooms, open spaces, or areas where portable fragrance is needed

• Made to order: Each tin candle reflects careful attention to scent and burn performance

How Fragrance Works in Tin Candles

Fragrance is of course one of the most important elements of any scented candle, and the way a candle releases scent depends on a combination of wax type, wick size, container shape, and fragrance formulation. In tin candles, the metal container conducts heat differently from glass or ceramic, which can influence how the wax pool develops and how fragrance molecules disperse.

Tin containers tend to warm up quickly when lit, which can help spread fragrance throughout a room, particularly during the first hour of burning. However, because the container holds heat close to the wax surface, it’s especially important to allow the wax to melt fully to the edges during each burn. This initial melt pool helps ensure a consistent release of the natural botanical fragrance you’ve chosen.

In our scented tin candles, carefully balancing the plant‑grown soy wax with essential and complementary fragrance oils allows the scent to unfold gradually rather than peak immediately and dissipate. This means the candle’s intended aromatic character — whether fresh and citrusy, calm and floral, or deep and woody — has the space to develop over the life of the candle.

Choosing the Right Candle for Your Space

Different rooms and spaces benefit from different scent profiles and candle formats. Smaller, portable tin candles are particularly effective in transitional spaces such as hallways, studies, or bathrooms, where a controlled but noticeable level of fragrance can elevate the environment without being overwhelming. In larger rooms or open living spaces, placing two or more tin candles in complementary fragrance families can create a layered scent experience that feels natural rather than intrusive.

Consider the mood you want to create:

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  Fresh and citrus notes can help invigorate kitchen or daytime spaces.
  
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  Herbal or green blends often suit offices or quieter reflective areas.
  
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  Warm, woody, or spicy scents are well matched to evenings and living spaces where comfort and depth are desired.
  

Understanding how natural fragrance behaves in your home — affected by airflow, room size, and furnishings — can help you get the most from your tin candles. Over time, you may find that certain scents become linked to particular rooms or routines, such as a chosen blend for unwinding after a long day or a fresh profile for early mornings.

Candle Care & Best Burning Practice for Tin Candles

To ensure that your scented tin candles perform well and burn evenly, it helps to follow a few straightforward practices that take into account the way natural soy wax interacts with heat:

• First burn: Light the candle for at least one hour during the first use. This allows the wax to melt fully to the edges of the tin and helps prevent tunnelling.

• Wick maintenance: Trim the wick to around 5–7 mm (¼–½ inch) before each burn to maintain a steady flame and reduce soot.

• Debris: Keep the wax pool free from wick trimmings, matches, or dust, as these can affect how the candle burns.

• Placement: Always place your tin candle on a heat‑resistant surface, away from draughts, flammable materials, children, and pets.

• Safety: Never leave a burning candle unattended, and avoid burning to the very bottom of the tin, as wicks close to the base can produce excess heat or smoke.