Journal

Candle burn time is determined by five factors: wax type, wick size, candle size and shape, fragrance load, and burning environment. Understanding each one helps you get the most from every Thompson Ferrier candle.

Candle wax turning yellow is a natural process — caused by oxidation, UV exposure, and certain additives. Here is why it happens, what it means for your candle’s quality, and two simple steps to slow it down.

Proper candle storage preserves fragrance, prevents discoloration, and extends shelf life. Five essential tips for storing your Thompson Ferrier candles so they perform exactly as intended — every time you light them.

Six essential candle care habits that extend burn time, prevent tunneling, and protect the vessel — from the first light to the last ½ inch of wax.

Self-care is not a one-time event — it is a habit. A guide to building a genuine self-care ritual at home using Thompson Ferrier candles: setting the mood, incorporating aromatherapy, practicing mindfulness, and making it a daily practice.

Thompson Ferrier candles have become a favorite gift among interior designers — and for good reason. A luxury candle gift feels personal without being predictable, and it elevates the home long after the occasion has passed.