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I Came For The Cookies Wood Wick Soy Candle
Meet your holiday BFF: I Came For The Cookies — gingerbread-cookie soy candle with a crackling wood wick. 25 hours of unapologetic comfort.
Why you need it:
Smells like nostalgia: ginger, molasses, brown sugar, spice — straight-from-the-oven cookies.
Crackling wood wick: cozy fireplace vibes, plus gentle pops that say, “Have another cookie.”
Clean-burning soy: eco-friendlier, long-lasting, clean burn.
25 hours: perfect for weekends, study sessions, or movie nights.
Perfect for gift swaps, hostess gifts, or anyone who skips boring candles. Light it. Inhale. Pretend you baked it.
Wood-wick burning instructions
Light the wood wick at the top corner of the wick and allow the flame to travel across the top of the wick. DO NOT try to light the entire wick at once, it will char and will not light.
First burn: Trim wick to 1/8–3/16 inch before lighting and let the wax pool reach the tin’s edge (approximately 2–3 hours) to prevent tunneling.
After each use: While the candle is cool, remove the char from the top of the wick. Use a wick trimmer or your fingers to knock off the char trimming, which ensures the candle will light properly.
Burn time: Do not burn more than 3–4 hours at a time. Allow the candle to cool completely before moving.
Airflow: Keep away from drafts, vents, and fans to prevent uneven burning and excessive flicker.
Safety: Place on a heat-resistant surface; keep out of reach of children and pets. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Extinguish properly: Use a snuffer or put the cover back on the candle to extinguish the flame.
Meet your holiday BFF: I Came For The Cookies — gingerbread-cookie soy candle with a crackling wood wick. 25 hours of unapologetic comfort.
Why you need it:
Smells like nostalgia: ginger, molasses, brown sugar, spice — straight-from-the-oven cookies.
Crackling wood wick: cozy fireplace vibes, plus gentle pops that say, “Have another cookie.”
Clean-burning soy: eco-friendlier, long-lasting, clean burn.
25 hours: perfect for weekends, study sessions, or movie nights.
Perfect for gift swaps, hostess gifts, or anyone who skips boring candles. Light it. Inhale. Pretend you baked it.
Wood-wick burning instructions
Light the wood wick at the top corner of the wick and allow the flame to travel across the top of the wick. DO NOT try to light the entire wick at once, it will char and will not light.
First burn: Trim wick to 1/8–3/16 inch before lighting and let the wax pool reach the tin’s edge (approximately 2–3 hours) to prevent tunneling.
After each use: While the candle is cool, remove the char from the top of the wick. Use a wick trimmer or your fingers to knock off the char trimming, which ensures the candle will light properly.
Burn time: Do not burn more than 3–4 hours at a time. Allow the candle to cool completely before moving.
Airflow: Keep away from drafts, vents, and fans to prevent uneven burning and excessive flicker.
Safety: Place on a heat-resistant surface; keep out of reach of children and pets. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Extinguish properly: Use a snuffer or put the cover back on the candle to extinguish the flame.