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One Wick or Three? How to Choose the Right Beeswax Candle for Your Space
Single wick vs 3 wick candle: which one fits your room? Here is how wick count changes the melt pool, scent throw and burn, and how to match a beeswax candle to your space.
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Beeswax Candle Care: First Burn, Tunneling, and Bloom
A little care goes a long way with beeswax. Here’s how to get the first burn right, fix candle tunneling, trim the wick, and handle the white bloom that shows up on real beeswax, plus what to do wi...
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Fall Beeswax Candles: Five Favorites Now in 5.5 oz
Five fall scents now in a smaller 5.5 oz size. A simple, low-commitment way to find a favorite before going bigger, with the Ultimate Bundle of 9 for anyone who can’t choose just one.
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How Long Do Beeswax Candles Burn? Burn Times and Tips
How long do beeswax candles burn? It depends on candle size, wick count, and how you burn it. See Living Good Candle Co.'s burn times and simple tips for getting the most from every candle.
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Beeswax Essential Oil Candles: What Actually Makes Them Smell?
Do beeswax essential oil candles always use only essential oils? Not necessarily. Learn how scented beeswax candles get their fragrance and why Living Good Candle Co. uses essential oils as part of...
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Are Beeswax Candles Safe Around Cats and Dogs?
Are beeswax candles safe around cats and dogs? The wax usually isn't the concern, the scent is. Here's why, and why we point pet owners toward our unscented Bare Beeswax candle.
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Beeswax Candle Kit: What’s Inside and How to Choose
A beeswax candle kit should give you real beeswax, a sized wick, and clear instructions, not just supplies. Here's what to look for and how ours works.
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Beeswax Candles for Christmas: A Gift Guide
Looking for beeswax candles for Christmas? Here are gift ideas by person and budget, what to look for, and how to pick a scent for someone else.
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Clean Burning Candles: What Makes a Candle Burn Clean
“Clean burning” isn’t a certified term, it’s soot, smell, and how a candle actually burns. Here’s what causes soot, why beeswax tends to burn cleaner, and what’s really in ours.
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