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Fall Scents for 2020
How to Make Candles: Part 3 - Fragrance
How much fragrance should I use in my candle? If you google that question, your number 1 response will tell you to use 1oz of fragrance per 1 pound of wax. Some people think that using more fragrance will give you a stronger scented candle. Let me be the first to yell out, all of that is flat out wrong.
How to Make Candles: Part 2 - Wicks
How to make Candles: Part 1 - candle and wax types
Burning Clean: the Soy vs. Paraffin debate
The History of Candle Making
Welcome to the blog! Here, I’ll break down everything you need to know about candles. Expect straight talk and no-nonsense insights, all in one place. You'll discover in-depth information on various types of candles, why people love them, how to make them correctly, and the products we offer. Feel free to comment and share your thoughts. From one candle lover to another, I’d love to hear your feedback on what you read here.
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In this blog, I'm going to tell you the truth about candles. There's a lot of misinformation out there, so it's important that we get this right.
All candles are not created equal, and you can't tell the difference between a great candle and a crappy candle just by smell or price. Big box store candles are typically mass-produced and even though they may say "soy" on the label, it doesn't mean that they are only soy.
You’ll find no-nonsense candle facts in this blog. I research first and then form my own opinions. I’ll tell you the simple truth always because I'm just a small-town girl running a small business, and the truth is the only way a small business will thrive. And I love candles. I love making them, burning them, selling them, and helping others learn about them.
From one candle lover to another, please comment, share, and let me know how you feel about what you read here.
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