..::Product Review::.. Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

My Review of Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

What is it exactly?

     From the website. . .

"We offer a wide variety of unique and quality hand carved candles. Each of our candles is crafted of the finest waxes in a variation of colors to meet any customers requirement. All candles are original and copyright protected and are owned by Monna Candles. 
Our candles collection includes WEDDING UNITY CANDLES, CHRISTMAS CANDLES, VALENTINE's DAY CANDLES, suitable as UNIQUE GIFT FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, as present on MOTHER DAY and other holidays and celebrations. There are special candles designed for HALLOWEEN AND Thanksgiving Day. 
Carved Candles could be made on your order, like WEDDING UNITY CANDLES with particular color of ceremony, PERSONALIZED CANDLES, candles for certain anniversary and many many others EVENTS.
I invite you to our Monna Candles Store to choose your Extraordinary present for one you love."

Review…

I was sent the red carved candle from Monna Candles to review.  

The price for this candle is $19.95.

Packaging & Presentation of Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

This candle arrived to me in perfect condition.  There were no dents, defects, nor issues during shipment.  Everything was packed safely inside a box with plenty of peanuts and bubble wrap.  

I carefully took everything out of the box.  I found the carved candle, four little votives, and an instruction sheet.

The candle was wrapped a bunch of times and secured with a rubber band.

The bottom of the candle provides the warnings associated with use, and burning instructions.

My Personal Experience with Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

My husband and I were watching this TV show called How It's Made, and we saw these candles on there.  I couldn't get over how beautiful they are, and how much time is spent on each one.  When I received this, I was so happy with how it looks and works.

This candle measures 4.72" and is totally handmade and made to order!  This is not your ordinary candle-- there are rules so you won't ruin it.  Please be sure to read the instructions.

First, cut the wick before lighting the candle and let it pool wax for about 10-20 minutes.  If I could go back, I'd probably cut it a little shorter.  The more trimmed you keep the wick, you'll have a nice round well.  The red part won't burn, just the center.

After it pools wax, blow out the flame and pour it out.  Keep doing this, and when you create a narrow well that is about 2-3" deep, you can place a votive or tea-light on the inside.  When this happens, you'll see a lovely glow coming from the inside and the patterns will dance!

You can use the included votives to place inside or like me, you can save them as decoration. They are too pretty to burn!

Pros of Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

• Simply gorgeous.

• Handmade to order.

• SO many different selections to choose from.

• Makes a great gift!

Cons of Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle

• I haven't found any cons of these candles.

Summary

I love this candle!  I put it on my counter, and my husband walked in and complimented it.  He loves it just as much as I!  I love all the different colors from Monna Candles.  These are great to use as a centerpiece, and you can get all different sizes.  I've never used a candle like this, so there was a bit of a learning curve, but it wasn't bad.  I definitely want to get more of these!  The designs are amazing, and it takes real talent to make these.

Are you wanting to try the Monna Candles-- Red Carved Candle, too?  Click the link below, and order away!  

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DISCLAIMER:  I received the product mentioned above complimentary for review and testing purposes. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.  All opinions stated above are solely mine, and have not been influenced in any way.  I am disclosing this information in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.