In order to maximize the life and scent of the candles, we use the highest quality paraffin mottling waxes. Home • Fundraising • FAQ's • Privacy Policy • Contact Us • Distributor Portal See similar questions...

We use the finest quality of container wax available in our candles. It is a low burn wax so your candles burn longer than most others. It is a soft, creamy consistency so the scent molecules attach throughout the melting process creating a stronger scent that remains throughout the candle. The soft wax also allows the dye molecules to attach better so your candle will not fade over time. See similar questions...

Some companies promote using the molten soy wax from their candles as a skin moisturizer. We do not recommend using OUR scented soy wax candles as a topical skin moisturizer, gravy for your Thanksgiving turkey, nor lubricant for your car engine. First off, removing the molten melt pool of wax from your candle will change the way it burns. The wick will be too long and require trimming (a simple task, but some of you won't do it). This larger flame will present a risk of f-i-r-e. See similar questions...

Ear Candles are not proven to remove ear wax. Most people use ear candles to promote rest and relaxation. Some people claim that ear candles soften and dry up ear wax and hence promote the natural removal of ear wax. See similar questions...

We work with a wick manufacturer and distributor that provide us with vegetable wax-coated cotton wicks! We are proud of this fact since a large majority of wick coatings use paraffin wax or have metal cores. This applies to most of the wicks we use. A small percentage of our wicks are only available with paraffin coatings at this time. BURN SOY CANDLES TODAY! See similar questions...

I think soy candles should be fine unless you are allergic to soy. People who are allergic can be affected by soy dust, soy ink, and probably the emissions from soy candles. --Response by Dr. Kaayla Daniel, author of The Whole Soy Story See similar questions...

The first time we heard about soy wax, we wondered about that, too. In the end of the soy vs. paraffin debate, we appreciate the fact that soy wax is a sustainable resource that benefits our economy. We are SparklePuss.com believe there are two important things to know about CANDLES in general and have more to do with WICKS than with WAX. Removing excess burned candle wick (trimming the wick) is vital to efficient and safe candle burning. See similar questions...

Our glass candles have colored wax, the Botika Winter Collection Tin candles have colored wax, but all other Botika candles are a natural in color. See similar questions...

Wax helps to create a barrier between the bracket and the inside of your cheeks and lips. It helps prevent the bracket from irritating your cheeks or gums. At first you will probably use a lot of dental wax, but as your get used to your braces and the insides of your cheeks "toughen up" you may wind up using less. See similar questions...

We utilize many different types of both hard and soft wax depending on the area to be waxed, they type of hair growth and the client's skin. We do not change any additional fees for hard waxing and tend to use hard wax (a.k.a. stripless wax, European wax or Brazilian body wax) on underarms and bikini lines as a rule as these tend to have very coarse hair. See similar questions...

The candles wax becomes very easy to remove when becomes warm, so simply dip your candelabra or candlesticks in hot water for a few minutes (our grandmother used to do it in a large bowl) so that the wax will become warm and can then, be easily removed. Don't forget to wipe all the excess water immediately with a soft dry cloth so no drop stains will remain. See similar questions...

Our candles are from soy wax as opposed to beeswax, which is an animal byproduct, so are suitable for vegans, nor has any animal testing taken place in their production. Many high-street candles are made from paraffin. Paraffin is a byproduct from the fossil fuel industry and is therefore not environmentally friendly. The smoke from paraffin candles emits harmful toxic fumes into your environment. See similar questions...

Yes, non-fragranced Versagel CMP and CHP have a pool temperature ranging from 260?F to 280?F. Most wax candles have pool temperatures of 180? or lower. See similar questions...

Versagel candle gel burns approximately twice as long as wax candles and offers a novel look to the candle industry. See similar questions...

Candles are allowed for decorating Cedarwood for your wedding or event, but they must be provided by Cedarwood, or otherwise approved in advance by our staff. Due to fire hazard, we may restrict the use of candles in certain areas of the house and grounds. All candles must be confined to glass containers. See similar questions...

To use dental wax, break off a tiny bit of wax from the container, smoosh it with your fingers a bit to mold it, then place it directly on the bracket that is causing the irritation, as shown in this photo. Dental wax is non-toxic, so it's ok if you swallow it. Wax tends to break down over time, so you'll probably have to apply more after eating a meal. Take off the wax before you brush your teeth, or it will gunk up your toothbrush. Dental silicone, such as Ortho-Sil is a little different. See similar questions...