... people, that are falling into the whole "Eco Friendly Candle" dis-information campaign! We still have people come up at shows and ask us, "Do you make the all natural, cleaner soy candles?" For a split second every time I hear this I just about blow up! But then Reality, my Humanity and Logic takes over and I simply explain some of the facts and the reasons why we choose to make the candles that we make. I guess I just don't understand why many of people just read or hear supposed (facts/fiction), and take it as absolute truth. Well I guess ... don't bear out any problems. If you feel better buying soy candles or paraffin candles great. Please use whatever you like! It's sort of, a free world. Just do it for your own reasons and not from anyone else. Why we use our proprietary wax blend Well in our continuing efforts to develop High quality, Super strong, and Long Lasting candles we took the path of researching and experimenting with our own blends of highly refined wax. We use many ingredients in our formula including Paraffin and Soy. Yes we use some Soy but not because of the environment. We incorporate a precise amount ...
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... . Another type of candle wax is natural wax. Natural waxes are products of nature. It is usually produced from palm, vegetable, soy and bayberry. For an eco-friendly candle making experience, soy wax is a good choice. It is a renewable resource and needs a lesser amount of production energy. Soy wax is produced by the process of hydrating soybean oil. Most people prefer soy wax in making candles because they produce cleaner soot and their spills are easier to clean. Compared to paraffin wax candles they also last and burn longer. Soybean is not a hard crop to find, it is commonly grown in some states ... production energy. Soy wax is produced by the process of hydrating soybean oil. Most people prefer soy wax in making candles because they produce cleaner soot and their spills are easier to clean. Compared to paraffin wax candles they also last and burn longer. Soybean is not a hard crop to find, it is commonly grown in some states in the Midwest part of the US. Other sources of candle making wax are animal sources. An example of this is beeswax, a natural wax produced from the beehive of honeybees. Candles made of beeswax are a bit costly but they are also health friendly. Candles made out ...
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