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DIPTYQUEFeu de Bois Coloured Candle
Evoke the comfort of an open fire after a walk in the woodlands with Diptyque Feu de Bois Grey Colored Candle, one of the range of home scenting candles from Parisian master perfumers Diptyque.
This beautifully styled scented candle is presented in elegant grey glass for an understated chic effect in any space. Light while attended to experience the evocative smoky scent of cozy warm winters. Redolent of smoldering logs and rich, wet earth, this delightful home fragrancing product whispers class to all who enter.
Made with a blend of vegetable and paraffin wax for the perfect even burn, this candle is rich with the scents of embers and accents of lapsang, calling to mind the drawing rooms of the English upper classes and creating the most elegant of ambiences.
Key Benefits
- Classic understated styling
- Made with vegetable and paraffin wax for an even burn
- Reminiscent of open fires and woodland walks
- Accents of lapsang tea
- Evocative smoky scent
SKU# MUS300003236
With proper care, diptyque candles burn for 50 to 60 hours. Here are tips for safely prolonging the life of your candles.
Burn Time
The first time you burn your diptyque candle, allow it to burn for at least two hours, until the whole top is liquid with wax. This will help your candle burn more evenly the next time.
Trim The Wick
Before lighting your diptyque candle, trim the wick to 1/4-inch length. By shortening the wick you allow it to burn more slowly and also avoid unsightly black smoke marks around the edge of the glass.
Realign The Wick
After blowing out your candle, re-center and straighten the wick.
Safety
Never leave a lit candle unattended. This could be a fire risk. Always place your candle on a level, heat resistant, non-flammable surface away from fabric or drapes. Choose an area free from drafts to avoid uneven burning. Do not place your candle on a marble or glass surface. If the bottom of the hot candle glass comes in contact with a cold material, the glass may crack.
