Collection: Woodwick Candles – Handcrafted Coco-Soy Candles with Long-Lasting Scents

Elevate your home ambiance with Mallow Australia’s Woodwick Candle Collection 🕯️✨. Each candle is handcrafted using 100% premium coco-soy wax and infused with luxurious essential oils for long-lasting, natural fragrance. The smokeless wooden wick creates a cozy crackling sound, transforming any room into a relaxing sanctuary. Available in a variety of irresistible scents, these eco-friendly candles make the perfect gift or a treat for yourself. Enjoy 48hr+ burn time and indulge in the soothing warmth and enchanting aroma of our handmade candles.

Directions: The first burn is the most important! Please burn me long enough to develop a melt pool around my wick that spreads all the way to the edge.

The Initial burn creates a "wax memory" and will stop your candle from tunnelling.

48hr+ burn time / 285g


Every candle is 100% vegan and cruelty-free.

Mallow woodwick candles

Good to know

What's the difference between 100% coco soy wax and regular candles?

Most mass-market candles and wax melts are made from paraffin, a petroleum by-product that tends to burn with more soot and a scent throw that fades quickly. Ours are hand-poured from 100% coco soy wax instead — a plant-based, renewable blend that burns cleaner and holds fragrance more evenly from the first light to the last.

Can I reuse the leftover melted wax?

Yes — once fully melted, the leftover oil can be reused as a body massage oil. Just let it cool to a comfortably warm (not hot) temperature before applying it to your skin.

What's the benefit of a wood wick over a regular cotton wick?

Our wood wicks burn cleanly, without the smoke you can get from a cheap cotton wick, and give off a gentle crackle as they burn — like a mini fireplace.

Why is the flame so small or mild?

That's completely normal. A wood wick burns with a smaller, gentler flame than a cotton wick — it's meant to flicker low, closer to a mini fireplace than a tall flame. It still gives off plenty of heat and scent, it just looks different to what you might be used to.

How do I trim the wood wick?

Before every burn, trim the wick down to about 5mm (roughly a quarter of an inch) and brush away any charred bits left over from the last burn. A wick that's too long can cause a bigger, uneven flame or extra smoke, so keeping it trimmed short keeps the burn clean and controlled.

Why is the first burn so important?

The first burn matters more than any burn after it. Let the candle burn until the melted wax pool reaches all the way to the edges of the jar — usually 1-2 hours, depending on the size of the candle — rather than blowing it out early. If you stop before the full surface has melted, the candle can "tunnel" on future burns, meaning only the centre burns down and you're left with wasted wax around the edges.

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