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Why Are There Different Shades of Beeswax?

Why Are There Different Shades of Beeswax?

In case you haven't heard it enough from us, here's your reminder that beeswax is a natural resource. This means each hive, batch, and candle may differ! We've spoken about the different scents beeswax may have and why that happens, today we'll talk about the different shades and opacities. Here's why different orders of beeswax candles may vary slightly in shade (our candles are made-to-order an…
Why Do Beeswax Candles Liquify?

Why Do Beeswax Candles Liquify?

Some candles are meant to liquify as they burn. Tea lights and votives both liquify as they burn, meaning they will melt down entirely into a wax pool. Candles liquify because they are typically small in diameter, create a wax pool quickly, and will run over the sides if not contained.  We sell our Beeswax Tea Lights in metal or plastic cups. These are ready to use and can be lit and bur…
Beeswax Candles Need Hugs Too

Beeswax Candles Need Hugs Too

Did you know- its not just people that need hugs?  Thats right, we've mentioned it in a few of our blogs about how to properly care for you beeswax pillar candles, but in case you missed it we're here to tell you once again- yes, your candles need hugs too! Beeswax is a beautiful, natural resource and the better you understand what your candle is doing the better you will care for them and th…
Bees Got Your Tongue?

Bees Got Your Tongue?

Help! There's too much to know about beeswax candles...Or is there?Sometimes the many uses and techniques for burning beeswax candles can feel confusing - but don't worry we've got streamlined information here to simplify your beeswax experience so that you can sit back, relax, and smell the honey!All of our products come with instructions for how to properly burn beeswax. If you've lost your post…
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…