HISTORY

Candle making was developed in many countries throughout history. The Egyptians formed candles that were made out of beeswax as early as 3000 BC. The Chinese created candles from whale fat during the Qin Dynasty 221 – 206 BC. In early China and Japan, tapers were made with wax from insects and seeds, wrapped in paper. In India, wax from boiling cinnamon was used for temple candles. During the first century AD, indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest fused oil from the eulachon, or candlefish, for lighting.

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Palm Wax Candles, much like Soy Wax is a natural renewable resource; it has a beautiful visual aspect making this natural wax unique.

Each candle has a unique crystallization patterns that is truly spectacular.

Palm wax is palm tree oil, it is picked instead of being sown and requires less labour. It is an important ingredient of several soaps, washing powders, natural candles and personal care products.

It has been known to help treat injures and burns, and the kernel oil is used in processed foods.

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This allows for a much better scent throw. Soy candles last up to 50% longer than petroleum-based paraffin candles. And unlike paraffin candles, soy wax pools the way candles are supposed to. Since soy wax burns cooler it burns completely and not just in the middle. Anyone who has bought a paraffin candle knows how disappointing it is to see the ring of unused candle wax lining the candle jar with a giant hole burnt out in the middle.

So if you are looking for a healthier, cleaner, and more natural approach to burning candles in your home, think about the benefits of making handmade soy candles. Say goodbye to Suspect toxins and wasting your money on paraffin candles. The future of candles lies in soy.