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Light, feminine and deliciously French. This candle gets its fragrance from a celebrated pear variety named “Doyenné du Comice.” Translated as “top of the show” these pears are the best of the best, resulting in a scent that is rich, juicy and meltingly smooth.

INFO:

• Made from Reclaimed Wine Bottles collected from the bars and cafes of the Sydney's Inner West and the wineries and breweries of the Southern Highlands
• All bottles are hand-cut, sanded and polished.
• Hand-poured in small batches with 100% natural soy wax & beautifully-scented premium-grade fragrance oils in Bowral in the Southern Highlands.
• Cork Topper to keep your candle dust free when not in use (not to put the candle out).

Things to note: These candles are made from wine bottles which may have a domed base. This means the bottom of the wick ends a few centimetres higher than the bottom of the vessel.

Comments from Mojo Candle Co. to care properly for your Candle:

The Important First Burn

The first burn plays a huge part in caring for your candle. When lighting your Mojo candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This creates what is called a wax "pool." This pool helps to prevent tunnelling and promotes an even burn each time you light the candle and ensures the best scent throw.

Prevent "Mushroom" Wicks!

Trim your wick regularly. A mushroom shape at the top of a wick can sometimes form as a result of carbon build up, where the flame consumes more wax than it can burn. We recommend removing these mushrooms and keeping your wick to a 5mm length before burning at all times. This encourages a more even burn and a steady flame each time you light your Mojo candle. Make sure to always allow the candle to cool before trimming. Using wick trimmers will provide the best results.

Avoid Blowing Out Your Candle

It seems unusual but you should never blow out your Mojo candle! This can cause wax to spray onto your skin or table, smoke to fill the room, the container to crack or soot to form around the edge of the container. Use a candle snuffer or candle tweezers to extinguish the flame. You can either put the candle out but simply squeezing the flame with the candle tweezers or by gently dipping the wick into the melted wax.

Don't Cry Over Spilt Wax!

There's no need to fret if you accidentally spill some candle wax. The cleaning process is simple. Make sure that you leave the wax to cool and harden before trying to remove it from a surface. Once hardened, cover the wax with newspaper, paper towel or brown craft paper. Lightly press down onto the paper with an iron on a low heat. The spilt wax will then melt and be absorbed into the paper.

When To Stop Burning

We recommend a maximum time of 4 hours for each burn. It's also a good rule of thumb to stop burning your Mojo candle once the wax falls below approximately 3cm from the bottom of the vessel. Burning with only a small amount of wax remaining can cause the base of the glass container to overheat. To avoid cracks or any damage to the surface surrounding the candle, we recommend discontinuing use at this point.

Correct Storage Of Your Candle

To protect your candle from fading or discolouration, we recommend always storing it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. This doesn't effect the burning of the candle, but can sometimes cause the creamy colour to turn yellow.

A refreshing fragrance that will transport you to an island holiday. A tantalising fusion of summer scents evoke calm and relaxing beach vibes. This candle is a perfect blend of fruity lime, lemon and peach with rich coconut, vanilla and buttermilk.

INFO:

• Made from Reclaimed Wine Bottles collected from the bars and cafes of the Sydney's Inner West and the wineries and breweries of the Southern Highlands
• All bottles are hand-cut, sanded and polished.
• Hand-poured in small batches with 100% natural soy wax & beautifully-scented premium-grade fragrance oils in Bowral in the Southern Highlands.
• Cork Topper to keep your candle dust free when not in use (not to put the candle out).

Things to note: These candles are made from wine bottles which may have a domed base. This means the bottom of the wick ends a few centimetres higher than the bottom of the vessel.

Comments from Mojo Candle Co. to care properly for your Candle:

The Important First Burn

The first burn plays a huge part in caring for your candle. When lighting your Mojo candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This creates what is called a wax "pool." This pool helps to prevent tunnelling and promotes an even burn each time you light the candle and ensures the best scent throw.

Prevent "Mushroom" Wicks!

Trim your wick regularly. A mushroom shape at the top of a wick can sometimes form as a result of carbon build up, where the flame consumes more wax than it can burn. We recommend removing these mushrooms and keeping your wick to a 5mm length before burning at all times. This encourages a more even burn and a steady flame each time you light your Mojo candle. Make sure to always allow the candle to cool before trimming. Using wick trimmers will provide the best results.

Avoid Blowing Out Your Candle

It seems unusual but you should never blow out your Mojo candle! This can cause wax to spray onto your skin or table, smoke to fill the room, the container to crack or soot to form around the edge of the container. Use a candle snuffer or candle tweezers to extinguish the flame. You can either put the candle out but simply squeezing the flame with the candle tweezers or by gently dipping the wick into the melted wax.

Don't Cry Over Spilt Wax!

There's no need to fret if you accidentally spill some candle wax. The cleaning process is simple. Make sure that you leave the wax to cool and harden before trying to remove it from a surface. Once hardened, cover the wax with newspaper, paper towel or brown craft paper. Lightly press down onto the paper with an iron on a low heat. The spilt wax will then melt and be absorbed into the paper.

When To Stop Burning

We recommend a maximum time of 4 hours for each burn. It's also a good rule of thumb to stop burning your Mojo candle once the wax falls below approximately 3cm from the bottom of the vessel. Burning with only a small amount of wax remaining can cause the base of the glass container to overheat. To avoid cracks or any damage to the surface surrounding the candle, we recommend discontinuing use at this point.

Correct Storage Of Your Candle

To protect your candle from fading or discolouration, we recommend always storing it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. This doesn't effect the burning of the candle, but can sometimes cause the creamy colour to turn yellow.

Aster & Oak, Baby’s Breathe Topknot Headband is beautifully soft and the absolute perfect accessory for any little human. 

INFO:

• 100% Certified Organic Cotton & Dyes
• Hand Illustrated Baby's Breathe Print
• Australian Designed
• Beautifully Soft Jersey Knit Fabric
• Sizes: SMALL (0-1yrs) MEDIUM (2-3yrs) LARGE (3+ yrs)
• Cold gentle machine wash with similar colours.
• Line dry inside out.

What better way to enjoy your breakfast, lunch or dinner than in these Coconut Bowls.  YES! You read that right, a bowl made from a Coconut.  Use these handcrafted bowls as your everyday bowl, a decorative piece at a dinner party or even a bowl to store your jewellery.

INFO:

• Handcrafted Coconut Bowls
• External & Internal - Natural highly-polished Coconut Shell
• Diameter 12cm-15cm, Height: 6cm
• Due to the nature of coconuts, the dimensions given are an approximation as every coconut is unique, so there may be slight differences in size and shape.
• Clean with a soft cloth
• Avoid the dishwasher

This adorable number from Aster and Oak has not only GOTS certified organic cotton & dyes but ensures your little one is super comfortable whilst looking so very stylish. There are 3 crotch snaps for easy changes, 2 wooden buttons on the straps to adjust the length and a gathered elastic waistband on back. 

INFO: 

• 100% Certified Organic Cotton & Dyes
• Hand Illustrated Baby's Breathe Print
• Australian Designed
• Beautifully Soft Jersey Knit Fabric
• Cold gentle machine wash with similar colours.
• Line dry inside out.

A dogs best friend.  This adorable Frenchie Sweater from Ruffets & Co. gives you a semi slouched fit, with stretched cotton. An easy pull over sweater for those fresh days, or a must have for those cold winters.

INFO:

• This item is true to size
• To keep this piece at its best we recommend only washing in cold water
• Do not tumble dry

This adorable little onesies from Ruffets & Co. is perfect on it's own.  But of course can also be used to create the picture perfect outfit complimenting a dress, overalls or even some pants. Extremely soft and comfortable on your little ones skin.  With three gorgeous buttons on the neck line and snap access at the crotch for easy changes, how can you go wrong?

INFO:

• 100% cotton
• True to size
• Cold machine wash
• Do not tumble dry

Just like splashing your face with water from a cold mountain stream, Fresh Water is the ultimate masculine fragrance. With sharp citrus top notes that include blackcurrant and pineapple, this blend is rounded off with base and middle notes of honeydew, muguet, water lily and the bold masculine scent of vetiver, amber and a touch of mulberry. 

INFO:

• Made from Reclaimed Beer Bottles collected from the bars and cafes of the Sydney's Inner West and the wineries and breweries of the Southern Highlands
• All bottles are hand-cut, sanded and polished.
• Hand-poured in small batches with natural soy wax & premium-grade fragrance oils in Bowral, Southern Highlands.
• Double wood-wick which has a pleasant, slight crackling sound as it burns.
• Natural bark-finished Cork Topper to keep your candle dust free when not in use (not to put the candle out!) 

Notes from Mojo CANDLE CO. to care for you Candle:

The Obvious Tips:

• Keep out of reach of kids and pets
• Burn on a flat, even surface
• Don't move whilst burning, and allow to cool after burning - the glass will be hot!

Wood Wicks

Just like us, wood wicks can be temperamental and each one is unique. All of our wood wicks are made with a natural and untreated double-ply wood and can vary slightly in their thickness and grain. This will cause every Mojo Candle Co. Brew Candle to burn a little bit differently.
Despite these variances, wood wicks provide a more unique burning experience than a traditional cotton wick like with our Wine Bottle Candles. Who doesn't love a good crackling fire? Well, similarly, double wood wicks make a pleasant, soft crackling sound!

The Important First Burn

The first burn plays a huge part in caring for your candle. When lighting your Mojo candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This creates what is called a wax "pool." This pool helps to prevent tunnelling and promotes an even burn each time you light the candle and ensures the best scent throw. An uneven wax pool can drown the wick & cause lighting problems so please burn in 2-4 hour increments.

Why won't my wood wick light?

No worries! This can be an issue on the odd occasion with wood wick candles and can easily be resolved.
If your candle extinguishes the first time you light it, simply try relighting it until it catches. Sometimes it may take multiple lights. 
We had this happen to one of our many, many tester wood wick candles in our showroom which took about 8 goes for the first light to ignite the wood wick. Each subsequent burn was perfect and took the flame straight away.
So persistence will pay off for those odd few candles which can be hesitant to ignite on their first-time burn!

It keeps going out!

If you are experiencing a wood wick's flame that dwindles, flickers or burns out – you may be experiencing the candle reaching a knot or discrepancy in the timber. These flaws aren’t always visible and can cause the wax to be less effectively drawn through the grain of the wooden wick. In a standard lighting situation, wood wicks can take a few goes to get started as mentioned previously but once lit, should burn beautifully.
If you're having trouble, try using a click-lighter or BBQ lighter and hold the flame to the wick, allowing a little pool of wax to melt at the base of the wick, extinguish the flame and allow to cool off for a minute or so. Use a paper towel or napkin and absorb excess wax on and around the wick. Discard tissue. Wait another minute and then relight the candle.

It burned perfectly the first time,  why am I having trouble re-lighting it?

One of the main reasons a wick won’t stay lit is that the candle was not burnt correctly on the first burn so ensure you have read the Important First Burn section.
Always trim your wick! Wood wicks need to be short. Trim all of the burnt pieces off - wick trimmers are the easiest way to trim wicks and prevents the burnt debris from blackening your fingers or surroundings.
For relighting, tip the candle, and relight on an angle. This will allow the flame to slowly reach across the wick.  
It is easiest to use a click-lighter or BBQ lighter and burn the wick allowing a little pool of wax to melt at the base of the wick, extinguish the flame and allow to cool off for a minute or so. Use a paper towel or napkin and absorb excess wax on and around the wick. Discard tissue. Wait another minute and then relight the candle.

What is "Tunnelling" and how do I prevent it from happening?

Does the melted wax pool extend all the way to the jar edge or is there a build-up of hard wax around the edge of your jar? 
And when burning your candle, does the melted wax seem to tunnel down the wick rather than melt evenly out to jar’s edge? 
This is called tunnelling. The main reason tunnelling occurs is that the candle was not burnt long enough during the all-important first burn, creating a crater which will affect the next time you burn your candle and the long-term burn time of the candle.  
Do not try chipping away the extra wax around the edges to fix the tunnelling. If you allow your candle to burn for longer periods of time, this problem should fix itself. 

Avoid Blowing Out Your Candle

It seems unusual but you should never blow out your Mojo candle! This can cause the wax to spray onto your skin or table, smoke to fill the room, the container to crack or soot to form around the edge of the container. Use a candle snuffer or candle tweezers to extinguish the flame. You can either put the candle out but simply squeezing the flame with the candle tweezers or by gently dipping the wick into the melted wax.

Don't Cry Over Spilt Wax!

There's no need to fret if you accidentally spill some candle wax. The cleaning process is simple. Make sure that you leave the wax to cool and harden before trying to remove it from a surface. Once hardened, cover the wax with newspaper, paper towel or brown craft paper. Lightly press down onto the paper with an iron on a low heat. The spilt wax will then melt and be absorbed into the paper.

When To Stop Burning

We recommend a maximum time of 4 hours for each burn. It's also a good rule of thumb to stop burning your Mojo candle once the wax falls below approximately 3cm from the bottom of the vessel. Burning with only a small amount of wax remaining can cause the base of the glass container to overheat. To avoid cracks or any damage to the surface surrounding the candle, we recommend discontinuing use at this point.

Correct Storage Of Your Candle

To protect your candle from fading or discolouration, we recommend always storing it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. This doesn't affect the burning of the candle but can sometimes cause the creamy colour to turn yellow.

A complex union of bamboo foliage and rich green florals. The subtle character of this candle's fragrance is calming rather than overwhelming. A perfect blend for rest and relaxation - create a tranquil haven with the Himalayan Bamboo's soothing, comforting aroma.

INFO:

• Made from Reclaimed Beer Bottles collected from the bars and cafes of the Sydney's Inner West and the wineries and breweries of the Southern Highlands
• All bottles are hand-cut, sanded and polished.
• Hand-poured in small batches with natural soy wax & premium-grade fragrance oils in Bowral, Southern Highlands.
• Double wood-wick which has a pleasant, slight crackling sound as it burns.
• Natural bark-finished Cork Topper to keep your candle dust free when not in use (not to put the candle out!) 

Notes from Mojo CANDLE CO. to care for you Candle:

The Obvious Tips:

• Keep out of reach of kids and pets
• Burn on a flat, even surface
• Don't move whilst burning, and allow to cool after burning - the glass will be hot!

Wood Wicks

Just like us, wood wicks can be temperamental and each one is unique. All of our wood wicks are made with a natural and untreated double-ply wood and can vary slightly in their thickness and grain. This will cause every Mojo Candle Co. Brew Candle to burn a little bit differently.
Despite these variances, wood wicks provide a more unique burning experience than a traditional cotton wick like with our Wine Bottle Candles. Who doesn't love a good crackling fire? Well, similarly, double wood wicks make a pleasant, soft crackling sound!

The Important First Burn

The first burn plays a huge part in caring for your candle. When lighting your Mojo candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This creates what is called a wax "pool." This pool helps to prevent tunnelling and promotes an even burn each time you light the candle and ensures the best scent throw. An uneven wax pool can drown the wick & cause lighting problems so please burn in 2-4 hour increments.

Why won't my wood wick light?

No worries! This can be an issue on the odd occasion with wood wick candles and can easily be resolved.
If your candle extinguishes the first time you light it, simply try relighting it until it catches. Sometimes it may take multiple lights. 
We had this happen to one of our many, many tester wood wick candles in our showroom which took about 8 goes for the first light to ignite the wood wick. Each subsequent burn was perfect and took the flame straight away.
So persistence will pay off for those odd few candles which can be hesitant to ignite on their first-time burn!

It keeps going out!

If you are experiencing a wood wick's flame that dwindles, flickers or burns out – you may be experiencing the candle reaching a knot or discrepancy in the timber. These flaws aren’t always visible and can cause the wax to be less effectively drawn through the grain of the wooden wick. In a standard lighting situation, wood wicks can take a few goes to get started as mentioned previously but once lit, should burn beautifully.
If you're having trouble, try using a click-lighter or BBQ lighter and hold the flame to the wick, allowing a little pool of wax to melt at the base of the wick, extinguish the flame and allow to cool off for a minute or so. Use a paper towel or napkin and absorb excess wax on and around the wick. Discard tissue. Wait another minute and then relight the candle.

It burned perfectly the first time,  why am I having trouble re-lighting it?

One of the main reasons a wick won’t stay lit is that the candle was not burnt correctly on the first burn so ensure you have read the Important First Burn section.
Always trim your wick! Wood wicks need to be short. Trim all of the burnt pieces off - wick trimmers are the easiest way to trim wicks and prevents the burnt debris from blackening your fingers or surroundings.
For relighting, tip the candle, and relight on an angle. This will allow the flame to slowly reach across the wick.  
It is easiest to use a click-lighter or BBQ lighter and burn the wick allowing a little pool of wax to melt at the base of the wick, extinguish the flame and allow to cool off for a minute or so. Use a paper towel or napkin and absorb excess wax on and around the wick. Discard tissue. Wait another minute and then relight the candle.

What is "Tunnelling" and how do I prevent it from happening?

Does the melted wax pool extend all the way to the jar edge or is there a build-up of hard wax around the edge of your jar? 
And when burning your candle, does the melted wax seem to tunnel down the wick rather than melt evenly out to jar’s edge? 
This is called tunnelling. The main reason tunnelling occurs is that the candle was not burnt long enough during the all-important first burn, creating a crater which will affect the next time you burn your candle and the long-term burn time of the candle.  
Do not try chipping away the extra wax around the edges to fix the tunnelling. If you allow your candle to burn for longer periods of time, this problem should fix itself. 

Avoid Blowing Out Your Candle

It seems unusual but you should never blow out your Mojo candle! This can cause the wax to spray onto your skin or table, smoke to fill the room, the container to crack or soot to form around the edge of the container. Use a candle snuffer or candle tweezers to extinguish the flame. You can either put the candle out but simply squeezing the flame with the candle tweezers or by gently dipping the wick into the melted wax.

Don't Cry Over Spilt Wax!

There's no need to fret if you accidentally spill some candle wax. The cleaning process is simple. Make sure that you leave the wax to cool and harden before trying to remove it from a surface. Once hardened, cover the wax with newspaper, paper towel or brown craft paper. Lightly press down onto the paper with an iron on a low heat. The spilt wax will then melt and be absorbed into the paper.

When To Stop Burning

We recommend a maximum time of 4 hours for each burn. It's also a good rule of thumb to stop burning your Mojo candle once the wax falls below approximately 3cm from the bottom of the vessel. Burning with only a small amount of wax remaining can cause the base of the glass container to overheat. To avoid cracks or any damage to the surface surrounding the candle, we recommend discontinuing use at this point.

Correct Storage Of Your Candle

To protect your candle from fading or discolouration, we recommend always storing it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. This doesn't affect the burning of the candle but can sometimes cause the creamy colour to turn yellow.

These Hello Little Bead RAW rattles are made from beautiful natural Beech Wood. These rattles contain a solid round Beech ring and two smaller Beech beads your little ones will love exploring new textures and listening to the soft rattle sounds.  These gorgeous rattles are also perfect for you teething bubba, with all the same antibacterial qualities as their teething rings!

• Wipe with a damp cloth to clean.
• Do not submerge in Water.
• Suitable for all ages.  Use with supervision.

These stunning teethers by Hello Little Bead are made from non-toxic, food grade silicone beads that are BPA, Lead, Phthalates, Latex, and PVC free.

• To clean, wipe with warm water.  Do not submerge in water.
• Suitable for all ages, always use under supervision of children.
• Discard if any part of the product becomes damaged or loose.

This adorable little onesies from Ruffets & Co. is perfect on it's own.  But of course can also be used to create the picture perfect outfit complimenting a dress, overalls or even some pants. Extremely soft and comfortable on your little ones skin.  With three gorgeous buttons on the neck line and snap access at the crotch for easy changes, how can you go wrong?

INFO:

• 100% cotton
• True to size
• Cold machine wash
• Do not tumble dry

You'll easily imagine lying on a secluded tropical beach, with palm tree leaves moving gently in the breeze nearby, cocktail in hand with aromas of tangerine wafting through the air. The lively citrus notes are balanced perfectly with hints of coconut and musk. A vivacious scent that is refreshingly yummy.

INFO:

• Made from Reclaimed Wine Bottles collected from the bars and cafes of the Sydney's Inner West and the wineries and breweries of the Southern Highlands
• All bottles are hand-cut, sanded and polished.
• Hand-poured in small batches with 100% natural soy wax & beautifully-scented premium-grade fragrance oils in Bowral in the Southern Highlands.
• Cork Topper to keep your candle dust free when not in use (not to put the candle out).

Things to note: These candles are made from wine bottles which may have a domed base. This means the bottom of the wick ends a few centimetres higher than the bottom of the vessel.

Comments from Mojo Candle Co. to care properly for your Candle:

The Important First Burn

The first burn plays a huge part in caring for your candle. When lighting your Mojo candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This creates what is called a wax "pool." This pool helps to prevent tunnelling and promotes an even burn each time you light the candle and ensures the best scent throw.

Prevent "Mushroom" Wicks!

Trim your wick regularly. A mushroom shape at the top of a wick can sometimes form as a result of carbon build up, where the flame consumes more wax than it can burn. We recommend removing these mushrooms and keeping your wick to a 5mm length before burning at all times. This encourages a more even burn and a steady flame each time you light your Mojo candle. Make sure to always allow the candle to cool before trimming. Using wick trimmers will provide the best results.

Avoid Blowing Out Your Candle

It seems unusual but you should never blow out your Mojo candle! This can cause wax to spray onto your skin or table, smoke to fill the room, the container to crack or soot to form around the edge of the container. Use a candle snuffer or candle tweezers to extinguish the flame. You can either put the candle out but simply squeezing the flame with the candle tweezers or by gently dipping the wick into the melted wax.

Don't Cry Over Spilt Wax!

There's no need to fret if you accidentally spill some candle wax. The cleaning process is simple. Make sure that you leave the wax to cool and harden before trying to remove it from a surface. Once hardened, cover the wax with newspaper, paper towel or brown craft paper. Lightly press down onto the paper with an iron on a low heat. The spilt wax will then melt and be absorbed into the paper.

When To Stop Burning

We recommend a maximum time of 4 hours for each burn. It's also a good rule of thumb to stop burning your Mojo candle once the wax falls below approximately 3cm from the bottom of the vessel. Burning with only a small amount of wax remaining can cause the base of the glass container to overheat. To avoid cracks or any damage to the surface surrounding the candle, we recommend discontinuing use at this point.

Correct Storage Of Your Candle

To protect your candle from fading or discolouration, we recommend always storing it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. This doesn't effect the burning of the candle, but can sometimes cause the creamy colour to turn yellow.