Candle Safety Instructions1. Trimming the WickAlways trim the wick to approximately 5mm before each burn. This prevents excessive smoke, soot, and uneven burning, which can affect the scent throw and candle performance.Use a wick trimmer or small sci

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Candle Safety Instructions<br>1. Trimming the Wick<br>Always trim the wick to approximately 5mm before each burn. This prevents excessive smoke, soot, and uneven burning, which can affect the scent throw and candle performance.<br>Use a wick trimmer or small scissors to keep the wick at the appropriate length. A long wick can cause the flame to become too large, which increases the risk of soot and overheating the candle.<br>2. Avoid Burning for Long Periods<br>Never burn your candle for more than 3-4 hours at a time. Extended burning can cause the glass container to overheat, increasing the risk of cracks or breakage.<br>After 4 hours, allow the candle to cool and harden before relighting. This helps to maintain an even melt pool and prevents tunneling (where the wax burns only in the center).<br>3. Proper Candle Placement<br>Always place your candle on a heat-resistant surface to avoid damaging the underlying furniture or surface.<br>Keep the candle away from drafts, vents, fans, or air conditioners, as moving air can cause the flame to flicker unevenly, leading to uneven burning or soot formation.<br>Never place the candle near flammable objects like curtains, books, or paper, and always keep it out of reach of children and pets.<br>4. Extinguishing the Flame<br>Extinguish the candle using a candle snuffer or by gently blowing out the flame. Avoid using water to put out the flame, as this can cause the hot wax to splatter.<br>To prevent smoking after extinguishing, ensure the wick is upright and centered before the wax cools. This prepares it for a cleaner relight next time.<br>5. General Safety Tips<br>Never leave a burning candle unattended. Always extinguish the candle when leaving the room, and ensure it is completely out before leaving the house or going to bed.<br>Ensure the wax pool is free of debris, such as matchsticks or wick trimmings, to avoid potential fire hazards.<br>If the candle starts to burn unevenly, extinguish it and use a spoon to adjust the wax so that it melts more evenly on the next burn.<br>6. Candle Storage<br>Store candles in a cool, dark place. Direct sunlight or heat can cause candles to soften or lose their fragrance over time.<br>Make sure the lid is securely fastened (if applicable) to preserve the scent.<br>7. Handling Hot Candles<br>Do not move a candle while it&#x2019;s lit or while the wax is still hot. Wait until the candle has cooled completely and the wax has hardened before relocating it.<br>Be mindful of the glass container, as it can get extremely hot. Use caution when handling candles immediately after they&#x2019;ve been extinguished.<br>8. Disposing of a Candle<br>Stop using the candle when about 1cm of wax remains at the bottom to avoid overheating the container, which may cause it to crack or shatter.<br>Reuse or recycle the container according to local recycling guidelines once the candle has fully burned down and cooled.<br>By following these safety instructions, you&#x2019;ll ensure a longer-lasting and safer burning experience with your candles.</span></p>

How do I care for my candle?

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<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">We don&apos;t yet have a refill service, but we are exploring refill options for certain products. Stay tuned for updates on this feature.</span></p>

Can I refill my fragrance?

1. Composition:Fragrance Oils: Fragrance oils are synthetic or semi-synthetic blends created in laboratories. They consist of various fragrance materials designed to replicate both natural and artificial scents. Fragrance oils can be more customizabl

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">1. Composition:<br><br>Fragrance Oils: Fragrance oils are synthetic or semi-synthetic blends created in laboratories. They consist of various fragrance materials designed to replicate both natural and artificial scents. Fragrance oils can be more customizable, allowing manufacturers to create scents that don&#x2019;t naturally exist&#x2014;like &quot;Ocean&quot;. These blends are formulated to meet high safety standards, ensuring that the scent is both enjoyable and safe for use.<br><br>Essential Oils: Essential oils are 100% natural extracts from plants, flowers, trees, or fruits. These oils are obtained through processes such as steam distillation or cold pressing. Each essential oil represents the pure essence of the plant, offering not only a natural scent but also potential therapeutic properties, such as calming or energizing effects.<br><br>2. Synthetics Can Often Be Safer Than Essential Oils:<br><br>While essential oils are natural, they are also highly concentrated and contain potent compounds that can sometimes cause sensitivities or allergic reactions in certain individuals. For example, oils like cinnamon, clove, and citrus can cause skin irritation or photosensitivity when used incorrectly or in high concentrations. In some cases, essential oils can be toxic if ingested or used around pets.<br><br>Fragrance oils, on the other hand, are carefully formulated using synthetic fragrance materials that are often designed to be less reactive and safer for use on the skin or in the air. The synthetic nature of fragrance oils allows manufacturers to exclude harmful components and follow strict safety guidelines. For example, fragrance oils are often compliant with IFRA (International Fragrance Association) standards, which regulate the safety of fragrance materials, ensuring they meet health and safety criteria.<br><br>At Kirri, our master perfumers and the company itself strictly follow IFRA guidelines and go beyond these standards to ensure our fragrances are safe for everyday use. We take pride in not only meeting but exceeding safety standards, making sure our products are both luxurious and safe for our customers.<br><br>3. Our Commitment to Ethical and Sustainable Sourcing:<br><br>At Kirri, we are deeply committed to sourcing our ingredients from sustainable and ethical sources. We prioritize working with suppliers who practice responsible harvesting and cultivation to ensure that our essential oils and raw materials are obtained in ways that minimize environmental impact. Our focus on sustainability extends throughout our production process to reduce our ecological footprint while maintaining high-quality fragrances.<br>4. Our Approach: Using Essential Oils Wherever Possible<br><br>We strive to use essential oils wherever possible to provide our customers with natural, high-quality fragrances. Essential oils offer a pure and natural scent experience, often favored by those who prefer plant-based products. For example, many of our fragrances incorporate lavender, sandalwood, or citrus essential oils to capture the natural essence of these ingredients.<br>5. The Necessity of Synthetics for Unique Scents<br><br>However, some scents simply cannot be derived from nature. For example, there is no essential oil that captures the smell of the ocean or freshly fallen rain. In these cases, we rely on synthetic fragrance oils to recreate these complex aromas in the lab. This allows us to offer unique and innovative scents, like &quot;Ocean Breeze&quot; or &quot;Fresh Linen,&quot; that still meet high safety standards but can&#x2019;t be sourced from essential oils alone.<br><br>By using synthetics where necessary, we can craft exclusive, one-of-a-kind scents while ensuring they are safe, long-lasting, and enjoyable for our customers.</span></p>

What is the difference between fragrance oils and essential oils?

Keep Away from Direct Sunlight:Store your fragrance oils in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight. Exposure to sunlight can cause the oils to degrade or lose their potency over time.Temperature Control:Fragrance oils should be kept at a stabl

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Keep Away from Direct Sunlight:<br>Store your fragrance oils in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight. Exposure to sunlight can cause the oils to degrade or lose their potency over time.<br><br>Temperature Control:<br>Fragrance oils should be kept at a stable temperature, ideally between 15&#xB0;C and 25&#xB0;C (59&#xB0;F to 77&#xB0;F). Avoid storing them in areas where temperature fluctuates, like near windows, radiators, or heat sources, as excessive heat can affect the quality of the oil.<br><br>Tightly Sealed:<br>Ensure that the cap or lid on your fragrance oil bottle is tightly closed when not in use. Exposure to air can lead to oxidation, which may alter the scent and decrease the oil&#x2019;s longevity.<br><br>Store in Dark:<br>If possible, store your oils in dark-colored glass bottles. These help protect the oils from light exposure and extend their shelf life. If your oils come in clear glass bottles, store them in a dark place like a cupboard or drawer.<br><br>Keep Away from Humidity:<br>Avoid storing fragrance oils in humid areas, such as bathrooms. High humidity can affect the quality of the oils over time. Instead, choose a dry environment like a bedroom or closet for storage.<br><br>Labeling:<br>Ensure all bottles are clearly labeled with the fragrance name and date of purchase. This helps you track the age of the oil and prevents accidental confusion between different oils.<br>By following these guidelines, you can preserve the quality and potency of your fragrance oils for a longer time. Proper storage helps maintain their scent and effectiveness, ensuring they stay fresh for as long as possible.</span></p>

How should I store my fragrance oils?

If you are using a Kirri diffuser, our fragrance bottles are designed to screw directly into the diffuser, so no drops are required. This ensures a consistent and optimal scent release, tailored specifically for our products.If you are using a non-Ki

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">If you are using a Kirri diffuser, our fragrance bottles are designed to screw directly into the diffuser, so no drops are required. This ensures a consistent and optimal scent release, tailored specifically for our products.<br><br>If you are using a non-Kirri diffuser, we cannot guarantee the same level of effectiveness or scent experience. However, as a general guideline, you can follow these estimates:<br><br>The standard recommendation is to use 5-10 drops of essential oil per 100ml of water in your diffuser.<br>You can adjust the number of drops based on your preference for a stronger or more subtle scent.<br>For the best experience, we always recommend using Kirri oils and diffusers together to ensure quality and performance.</span></p>

How many drops of essential oil do you put in a diffuser?

Eau de Parfum (EDP) contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils (typically 15-20%) compared to Eau de Toilette (EDT), which has a concentration of around 5-15%. EDPs tend to last longer on the skin, providing a more intense scent, while EDTs ar

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Eau de Parfum (EDP) contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils (typically 15-20%) compared to Eau de Toilette (EDT), which has a concentration of around 5-15%. EDPs tend to last longer on the skin, providing a more intense scent, while EDTs are lighter and more suited for daytime wear.</span></p>

What is the difference between Eau de Parfum (EDP) and Eau de Toilette (EDT)?

Reed diffusers may deplete quickly due to environmental factors such as air circulation, room temperature, and humidity levels. Areas with higher air movement or heat will cause the liquid to evaporate faster. Additionally, frequent flipping of the r

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Reed diffusers may deplete quickly due to environmental factors such as air circulation, room temperature, and humidity levels. Areas with higher air movement or heat will cause the liquid to evaporate faster. Additionally, frequent flipping of the reeds will result in more fragrance absorption and release, which can also increase evaporation.<br><br>To control the rate of diffusion, you can add or remove reed sticks. The more reeds you use, the stronger the scent but the faster the diffuser liquid will deplete. If you prefer a more subtle scent or want to prolong the life of your diffuser, consider using fewer reeds.<br><br>It&apos;s also important to note that some fragrances are naturally more delicate than others. For example:<br><br>Citrus notes are harder for the nose to detect and may require a higher diffusion rate for a noticeable effect. If your fragrance is high in citrus, you may need to diffuse more frequently or use more reeds to get the desired impact.<br>In contrast, heavier base notes like amber are easier for the nose to detect, so you may need less of this fragrance to achieve a noticeable scent.<br>The strength of a fragrance does not determine its quality. Instead, the quality of ingredients and the skill of the master perfumer crafting the composition are what make a fragrance exceptional. At Kirri, we work with some of the best master perfumers in the world, ensuring that all our fragrances are of the highest quality, regardless of their strength.<br><br>By understanding how different fragrances and factors affect your diffuser, you can tailor the scent experience to your preferences.</span></p>

Why do some reed diffusers deplete quickly?

Yes, you can refill reed diffusers using fragrance oil refills. At Kirri, we offer 500ml refills that are available for purchase on our website, providing a cost-effective and convenient way to keep your favorite scents lasting longer.To maintain opt

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Yes, you can refill reed diffusers using fragrance oil refills. At Kirri, we offer 500ml refills that are available for purchase on our website, providing a cost-effective and convenient way to keep your favorite scents lasting longer.<br><br>To maintain optimal scent diffusion, it&apos;s important to use fresh reeds with each refill. Over time, reeds become saturated and lose their ability to properly diffuse the fragrance. By replacing the reeds, you ensure that the fragrance is distributed evenly and effectively throughout your space.<br><br>Visit our website to explore our wide range of 500ml fragrance oil refills and enjoy a consistently delightful scent experience at home.</span></p>

Can you refill reed diffusers?

Kirri uses a blend of soy wax for its candles, which is biodegradable, eco-friendly, and burns cleaner than paraffin wax. Soy wax is known for producing less soot and holding fragrance well, providing a longer-lasting scent.

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Kirri uses a blend of soy wax for its candles, which is biodegradable, eco-friendly, and burns cleaner than paraffin wax. Soy wax is known for producing less soot and holding fragrance well, providing a longer-lasting scent.</span></p>

What types of wax do you use to make your candles?

The surface of your candle may appear uneven or discolored due to natural factors like temperature fluctuations or exposure to light. Changes in temperature can cause the wax to expand or contract, leading to slight imperfections on the surface. This

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">The surface of your candle may appear uneven or discolored due to natural factors like temperature fluctuations or exposure to light. Changes in temperature can cause the wax to expand or contract, leading to slight imperfections on the surface. This is particularly common in soy wax candles, which are more sensitive to environmental changes.<br><br>Rest assured, these cosmetic changes do not affect the performance or quality of your candle. The candle will still burn evenly, and its scent will remain unaffected. Soy wax is a natural material, and such variations are part of its unique character, reflecting its eco-friendly nature.</span></p>

Why does the surface of my candle look odd or discolored?

Due to the filling process and oil density, some bottles may not appear completely full. However, each bottle is filled with the correct volume listed on the packaging. Small variations in fill level can occur during production, but rest assured the

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">Due to the filling process and oil density, some bottles may not appear completely full. However, each bottle is filled with the correct volume listed on the packaging. Small variations in fill level can occur during production, but rest assured the amount is as advertised.</span></p>

Why does my oil bottle not appear full?

At Kirri, many of our fragrances feature high concentrations of essential oils, which are natural ingredients that can vary in color. It is not uncommon for fragrance oils to change color over time, and this is a natural occurrence that doesn’t affec

<p><style type="text/css" id="isPasted"></style><style type="text/css"></style><span data-sheets-root="1">At Kirri, many of our fragrances feature high concentrations of essential oils, which are natural ingredients that can vary in color. It is not uncommon for fragrance oils to change color over time, and this is a natural occurrence that doesn&#x2019;t affect the quality or scent of the fragrance.<br><br>In fact, factors such as seasonal variations in essential oil crops can lead to noticeable differences in color. For example, we&#x2019;ve observed that mandarin essential oil can shift in color depending on the time of year and the specific harvest. These subtle changes are a reflection of the natural, high-quality ingredients we use in our fragrances.<br><br>To minimize any further discoloration, we recommend storing your fragrance oils in a cool, dark place and ensuring the bottles are tightly sealed to protect them from light, air, and heat. Rest assured, these natural changes do not compromise the fragrance experience.</span></p>

Why has my fragrance oil changed color?

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