When using crystals in candles, you need to choose stones that can withstand heat without cracking, exploding, or releasing toxic substances. Here are some safe options: Safe Crystals for Candles Quartz Varieties (Clear Quartz, Rose Quartz, Amethyst, Smoky Quartz Citrine Carnelian Tiger’s Eye Obsidian  Labradorite  Jasper (Red Jasper, Dalmatian Jasper, etc.) Aventurine Agate (including Moss Agate, Blue Lace Agate) Crystals to AVOID in Candles Some crystals are sensitive to heat and can crack, explode, or release harmful substances. Avoid: Water-Soluble Stones: Selenite, Halite, Lepidolite, Apophyllite, Angelite Flaky/Layered Stones: Malachite, Pyrite, Fluorite, Kyanite, Hematite Toxic Stones When Heated: Malachite (releases toxic...

People often think candle making is easy because it looks straightforward—just melting wax, adding fragrance or essential oil, and pouring it into a mold. However, experienced candle makers know that there are many variables that can affect the final product, like wick size, fragrance load or essential oil chemistry, temperature control, and curing time, type of wax also plays a part. Why People Think It's Easy DIY Culture – Social media and craft blogs often simplify the process, making it seem effortless. Few Ingredients – Since it requires wax, a wick, fragrance, and a container, people assume it’s foolproof. Mass...

You may have heard about the debate between soy wax and coconut wax. I am going to share my personal journey of making the switch from soy to coconut wax and why I have never looked back. The Problem with Soy WaxSoy wax has long been touted as a more eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to traditional paraffin wax. However, as I delved deeper, I discovered some troubling truths about soy wax. From deforestation to pesticide use, soy wax production has its own set of environmental issues. Soybean plants take 100–130 days or more to complete their growth cycle and produce soybeans....

We offer refills for our current Amber Candle Jar CandlesBelow are the instructions on how to change them over.  Cleaning instructions Method 1: Freezer (recommended) Stop burning your original candle when there is about 1cm of wax left. If you burn it further, you may damage the candle container. Make sure the candle is at room temperature. If you freeze a recently lit candle, the glass may crack. Put the candle in the freezer and wait at about 1-2 hours no longer. Loosen the wax with a blunt knife (such as a butter knife) and pry it from the bottom...

You™re nestled in your cosy reading nook, the soft glow of a candle flickering beside you. Its soothing scent, a blend of nature™s finest essences, wafts through the air. But wait, a nagging thought crosses your mind: œAre essential oil candles really safe? It™s time to dispel the myths and illuminate the facts about these natural aroma bearers. Essential oil candles are not just accessories; they are a bridge to nature™s healing aromas. They bring a slice of the outdoors inside, filling your space with a natural essence. Yet, misinformation and fear often overshadow their benefits. The Essence Of Safety:...