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Help! What is Beeswax Bloom?

Help! What is Beeswax Bloom?

We'll start by saying bloom is natural, and a great indication that you've gotten pure beeswax!Bloom is a whiteish, crystalline layer that forms on the surface of beeswax over time when the natural oils from the beeswax rise up to the surface and crystallize. Bloom can be opaque white or translucent and may vary depending on the color of the beeswax, humidity, temperature, even air pressure!&…
Beeswax for Advent! What's Advent in August?

Beeswax for Advent! What's Advent in August?

Advent in August is Here!Every August we offer 10% off all Advent candles so that you can shop early, be prepared for the Advent season, and save some money.We begin prepping months in advance, making sure each one is beautifully crafted for you to enjoy during Advent.We love our Solid Advent Tapers, but if you're looking for something a bit different we have options.Hand poured and hand roll…
Why Does My Beeswax Smell? Sometimes Scents Happen!

Why Does My Beeswax Smell? Sometimes Scents Happen!

Beeswax is a cherished natural product and from the time its made in the hive to its collection by beekeepers, to when its filtered before distribution, it's a natural process - which we love! Because it is an all natural process from start to finish every batch of beeswax will have a slightly different smell. Understanding these nuances can help you appreciate the unique qualities of beeswax…
What's the Difference Between Natural and Ivory Beeswax?

What's the Difference Between Natural and Ivory Beeswax?

Beautiful but different, our two best selling colors - Natural and Ivory Beeswax Natural and ivory candles are our two best sellers, and it's for a good reason! They are classic colors, match with almost any decor or event setting, and although we call them "colors" they actually have nothing added to them. Let's get into their differences!Natural Beeswax CandlesNatural is simply beeswax…
What Can I Do With My Leftover Beeswax?

What Can I Do With My Leftover Beeswax?

Don't let leftover wax go to waste!If you've had to trim off excess beeswax (see our blog post on why this could have happened here) instead of throwing it away you can save it to be repurposed!Here are just a few things beeswax can be used for: Polishing furniture - Clean, nourish, and protect your furniture with a natural, beeswax based furniture polish. Homemade lipbalm o…
Calling All Sushi Lovers!

Calling All Sushi Lovers!

Buzzin' for Sushi CandlesCute, hands-on, and unique - the Sushi Candle Kit is a perfect activity for anyone wanting a fun craft and accent candle in one! These sweet little sushi rolls burn for approximately 2-3 hours each when rolled according to the instructions and almost look good enough to eat!Set them out as decor, make them at parties and nights at home, or give them out as party favors! Wh…