Just cut off the burned part of the leaves until you see healthy tissue. There's no way to fix burned leaves. Cutting off the burns will keep infection from setting in.

Your plant will grow new leaves over time and should be fine.

Jane

Thanks Jane! By the picture you believe it to be the candle as well? Nothing like a watering problem or something other? Being new to this I have been looking at every other thing it could be...but my true thought is it was the candle.
This might be a dumb question but what is best to use when cutting the damage off the leaves?
Thanks for all of the help

Sterile razor blade or sharp knife. Cut about 1/4" behind the mushy parts. Dust cut with standard kitchen ground cinnamon powder and keep cut dry for a week or so.

Good luck,

Bob

Yes, looks like burn, cut it as Bob explained.

Jane

I had the same thing happen last night. I rearranged my houseplants and thought my devil’s ivy looked so pretty next to my tea light display. This morning one of the leaves hanging over the display had a completely brown tip.

Those areas will brown and dry up. Just cut off the burnt parts and save any of the green, unaffected areas. A photo would help.

Jane