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Candle Scent Throw: Room Size & Humidity Guide

Candle Scent Throw: Room Size & Humidity Guide

Candle Scent Throw: Room Size & Humidity Guide
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Candle Scent Throw: Room Size & Humidity Guide

Learn how room size and humidity directly affect your candle’s scent throw—and why switching to a non-toxic beeswax candle makes all the difference for a better burn.

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How to Spot Greenwashing in Candle Marketing
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How to Spot Greenwashing in Candle Marketing

Think your candle is clean? Think again. Learn how to spot greenwashing in the candle industry and choose truly non-toxic candles made with pure beeswax, plant-based oils, and a cotton wick—not hid...

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A hand pours melted beeswax into a candle mold from the Living Good Candle Co. Eco Candle Making Kit, surrounded by finished candles, wax cubes, and floral decor on a sunlit table with a green “Be Your Own Maker” pouch prominently displayed.
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Why Some Candles Lose Their Scent

Why do some candles lose their scent so quickly? This guide explains how wax quality, fragrance oils, and burn conditions affect performance—and why our strong scented beeswax candles offer a longe...

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Two aerosol air freshener cans with blank white labels, one with a purple cap and the other with a blue cap, placed side by side against a light blue background.
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Say Goodbye to Air Fresheners for Good

Most air fresheners pollute your home. Learn how beeswax candles clean the air, protect your health, and offer a safe, non-toxic alternative to synthetic scents.

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Hand lighting a three-wick beeswax candle labeled "Living Good Candle Co." on a wooden tray beside an open book, tea cup, and scattered flower petals in a cozy, dimly lit bedroom setting.
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Are Scented Candles Bad for You? Not When They’re Beeswax

Most scented candles release hidden toxins into your air—but not all candles are created equal. Learn the health risks of paraffin wax and synthetic fragrance oils, and discover why beeswax candles...

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Amber glass bottles of essential oils surrounded by fresh lavender, chamomile flowers, and green herbs on a wooden surface with a soft, natural background.
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The Dangers of Synthetic Fragrance Oils in Candles

Many store-bought candles hide a toxic secret: synthetic fragrance oils and paraffin wax. These ingredients release harmful chemicals into your home’s air, impacting your health without you even kn...

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A cozy bedroom scene featuring a hand lighting a triple-wick beeswax candle from Living Good Candle Co., surrounded by an open book, a cup of tea, and soft ambient lighting.
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Candle Wax Showdown: Beeswax vs. Soy vs. Paraffin

Discover the truth about candle wax and your health. This guide compares beeswax, soy, and paraffin to reveal which is safest for clean air, asthma, and everyday use at home.

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Amber glass bottles of plant based derivative oils placed next to fresh lavender, chamomile flowers, and green herbs on a wooden surface with a garden background.
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Why We Use Plant-Based Oils in Our Beeswax Candles

Clean air starts with clean ingredients. That’s why the best beeswax candles are made with 100% plant-based derivative oils—never synthetic fragrance. Learn how these natural, non-toxic oils s...

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