This is the candle wick trimmer by the brand Yield. I use candles a lot obviously, so it's important to care about your wick's health and candle burning. So it easily just cuts through the wick very efficiently, very easily, and it goes down a lot. So if you have thinner, longer candles, it will go through it. And yeah, I mean, I think it's important to take care of burning your candles because it increases the longevity of them, it keeps the smell intact, and there's no fire risks, excuse me. So yeah.

This candle wick trimmer by Yield is perfect to reduce the amount of residue candle makes while burning. Also helps my candle last longer. Longer wicks tend to burn at faster rate which means they are used up more quickly. So keep it short and sweet. I absolutely love my new addition.

Okay, so we all know or should know that trimming wicks on a regular basis helps reduce the amount of residue candles produce while burning. I'm guessing most of you know this but don't actually have a wick trimmer. This is Wicks Black Steel Candle Wick Trimmer. Keeping the candle wick trimmed helps control your flame height as well. Too big of a flame will cause a candle to burn too hot which isn't safe for you, your space, or your candle. One of the things I love about this wick trimmer is that it can really get into those narrow, narrow jars.

Things you didn't know you needed alert. This wick trimmer by Yilt can help you prevent problems like black flames, flames that are too tall, black smoke stains on glass candle holders, and wax that's just burning too quickly. All you have to do is blow out your candle, wait for it to cool down, and once the wax has hardened, bring in your handy dandy wick trimmer and trim it down to 1 4th inches. And that's it! You're all done!

Next item I got was this little candle from Scarpa or yield. I'm not sure exactly what the brand is Yield whatever anyway, um, i'm gonna be honest. I don't love the smell it's leather and velvet I just That's not my style I just the reason I got it was I was like, oh, but like it's so cute Like it looks so cute my little shelf. So if you have it for just the aesthetic, I think it'd be really cute Um, if this is your vibe of smell, I think that'd be really cute too, but for me, it's just it's just not it So I will be returning it but it was a good idea. Good try

Hey guys this candle is by the brand Yield Design and is hand poured in Florida so it's kind of local. It's part of the architect series each scent in this series is named after a famous architect this one being Carlo Scarpa from Venice. The notes in here are leather, palo santo, and vetiver. I'd say the leather is very prominent and I like that because I really like the scent of leather. Once I light it the palo santo kind of takes over and I love that too so it's a win-win. The leather becomes a little bit more faint but it's still there and I don't know how to identify vetiver so I have no comment on that. It's a clean brand though the wax is coconut based the wick is made of cotton so it burns clean and the glass is reusable so I'm probably going to make this into a shot glass when I'm done with it. Overall thumbs up.

Video Review of #YIELD Candle - 2.5 Oz by Lily

Video Review of #YIELD Candle - 2.5 Oz by Lily