So I thought I’d touch on wax color today. There are so many beeswax colors out there, now I’m talking natural colors. Do you have a favorite? Some folks will say “well I like the color right out of the hive.” Well that would be nice if it was right out of the hive!!  Have you seen it? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could just train those bees to put the wax in a container and the honey in a jar!!! LOL . Well that’s not what the maker had in mind when he gave us bees…. they work hard for that honey and therefore so must we to harvest it. A candle maker recieves it in many different colors depe ..read more

Beeswax and paraffin are both widely used for making candles, however, there are some fundamental differences between the two. Here are a few reasons why beeswax is a better choice of candle wax than paraffin. This is why we only use pure Canadian beeswax in the candles we make. Traditional Beeswax is an all-natural fuel created by bees and is a renewable resource. It comes from a secretion formed by worker honeybee that is used to build the honeycombs. The wax is collected and transformed into candles. This method of making candles has been used by many cultures for centuries. Paraffin, on t ..read more

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