We use a custom formulation of coconut soy wax - natural, sustainable, vegan and non-toxic. You can expect an even and long-lasting burn from our candles.

Unfortunately, no. Label guidelines in the USA allow any candle that is at least 51% soy to be labeled as a soy wax candle. This means there is potentially 49% that is paraffin, beeswax, or palm wax. There are many pre-blended waxes available to candle makers, and those manufacturers do not disclose their full formulas, other than stating what waxes are in the blend.

We use high-quality fragrance oils that are specifically made for candles (as well as soap, diffusers, and sprays). All of them contain essential oil components. In addition, all of our fragrances are free of phthalates and parabens, as well as a long list of other undesirable chemicals known to cause cancer and other health issues. We personally inspect the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) of every fragrance oil to ensure the highest quality before purchasing. Not all fragrance oils are the same, so this is key! While essential oils can be used in candle making (particularly using beeswax), we choose to create candles with fragrance oils and natural wax for optimal scent and burn. Essential oils are delicate and costly, and we recommend customers diffuse or otherwise enjoy their essential oils, and buy high quality, natural wax candles for burning.

Our candles are natural coconut soy wax and fragrance oil only, and we use cotton wicks free of metal, zinc and lead.

Yes! Once there is about 1/4 inch of wax left, stop using the candle. Use caution and care when removing the remaining wax, wicks and any labeling. Our suggestion is to gently scrape out the wax and wicks/wick stickers with a rigid silicone utensil (we don’t recommend knives or other metal items) and discard all wax in the trash - never put wax down the drain or garbage disposal. Then place the container in hot soapy water to soften any residue and labels, and wash, rinse and dry. We do not recommend scraping labels off as this might damage the surface of the container. Containers may be put in dishwasher once all wax and label residue is gone. Note: we assume no liability for candle containers or subsequent results of reuse by the consumer, once purchased.