Using Aube is simple. Pour the pearled wax into a stable, heat-safe container, leaving enough room around the edges. Insert one or more wicks depending on the size of your container, making sure each wick is standing upright and surrounded by wax. Then simply light and enjoy.

There’s no melting, pouring hot wax or traditional candle-making process required. When you want a different look, you can move the unused wax into another suitable container and create a completely new candle.

As with any candle, always place it on a stable surface and never leave a burning flame unattended.

One bag of Aube can provide up to 120 hours of candlelight, depending on how you use it.

Actual burn time can vary based on the number of wicks you light at once, the size of your container and how long you burn your candle during each session. Using one wick at a time will generally make your wax last longer, while larger arrangements with several wicks will use wax more quickly.

One of the advantages of pearled wax is that only the wax immediately surrounding the flame melts, so the rest remains ready for future burns.

It depends mainly on the size of your container and the look you want.

For smaller containers, one wick is usually enough. For wider bowls or larger vessels, you can use two or three wicks to create a fuller candlelight effect.

Make sure the wicks have enough space between them so their melt pools don’t immediately overlap. If you’re unsure, starting with one wick and adding another later is the easiest approach.

You don’t need to use multiple wicks just because the container is large, it’s completely up to the atmosphere you want to create.

Once a wick has finished burning, let the wax cool completely before touching it.

You can then remove the used wick along with the small amount of hardened wax that formed around it. Smooth out or gently redistribute the surrounding pearled wax, insert a fresh wick and light your candle again.

You don’t need to replace all of the wax every time a wick is finished. Simply refresh the small area around the wick and continue using the remaining wax.

Yes, you can mix different Aube scents if you want to create your own combination.

For example, you could combine Vanilla with another fragrance to make the scent warmer, or blend two scents to create something completely different.

Because fragrance combinations can smell different once they’re burning, we recommend starting with a small amount before mixing an entire bag. That way you can experiment until you find a blend you really like.

You can also mix scented wax with Unscented if you want a softer fragrance.