Beeswax Candles

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There are so many benefits to burning 100% beeswax candles.


🐝  They clean the air. Beeswax candles produce negative ions when they burn. The negative ions attach to positive ions (dust, pollen, mold, odor, toxins) floating around and neutralize them.


🐝 They burn brighter than other candles, and are in the same light spectrum as the sun.


🐝 They have the highest melting point of any wax, so they burn longer.


🐝 Because they are natural, when they burn they don’t produce any toxic byproducts.


🐝 They don’t release any soot when they burn and they drip less.


We buy our beeswax candles from Farm and Hive . Susie has so many fun designs!






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