Description
Product Details
Our beeswax candles are made in partnership with a local business in Edmonton, Canada. All materials used to create the candles are sourced ethically and sustainably.
Zero Chemical Compounds
Our beeswax candles are handcrafted and require no hydrogenation or chemical processing. It also contains zero additives or artificial fragrances, making it the most suitable for those concerned about allergens or toxins in their home.
Neutralizes Odors
Burning beeswax candles help clean your air of any odor, pollens, dust, and other allergens and health hazards.
Environmentally Friendly
Our beeswax candles are made using ingredients and materials that do not cause harm to the environment. All materials are also harvested using ethical and sustainable methods.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Beeswax Candles smell like honey?
Yes, beeswax candles have a relatively subtle and natural scent that is reminiscent of honey.
What are the benefits of Beeswax Candles?
Beeswax candles are able to neutralize odors at home, are environmentally friendly, and have a longer burn time than other types of candles
Does using Beeswax Candles clean the air?
Yes, beeswax candles, when burned, produce negative ions that can clean the air by removing dust, dust mites, odors, pollens, smoke, and other allergens.
What are the side effects of using Beeswax Candles?
Beeswax candles do not have any negative health impacts, unlike other types of candles. But because they are natural, they are generally more expensive compared to alternatives.
Is it safe to use Beeswax Candles?
Beeswax candles are completely safe to use because they are non-toxic, biodegradable, and do not undergo any chemical processing.
Are Beeswax Candles safe for pets?
Yes, beeswax candles are safe for pets.
Can you make scented candles from beeswax?
Yes. If you want to add other scents to your beeswax candles, you can use a few drops of fragrance or essential oil.
How do you make Beeswax Candles last longer?
You can extend the time that your beeswax candles burn by trimming the top of the wick down to about a fourth or an eighth of an inch every time you burn it. This prevents tunneling and keeps your candle burning equally and for a longer time.
You should also be keeping an eye on what is called mushrooming, or when the top of the wick becomes a little black ball. When you see this, you need to blow the candle out, trim the top part off, and re-light the candle.
