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Candle material: There are a few common materials for candles, including soy wax, paraffin wax, vegetable wax, coconut wax and others. Paraffin holds a good scent; Soy wax lasts for a long time; Palm wax has high melting spots. Sometimes candles are made with a blend of wax. However, you should be careful with a component sold on the market is more sustainable than other ingredients. Palm products contribute to deforestation, but soy is not necessarily sustainable if the tree is grown on single lands. In the end, it's hard to realize whether a candle is really sustainable. Focus on one ship, you will reuse, minimum packaging or money -raising brands for environmental efforts can help.
Candle tip: For the first time you burn a candle, you place the wax memory. If you allow it to burn it only for a while and the entire top surface of the candle does not melt, this places the basis for the wax can lead to the tunnel. Make sure you burn a candle to avoid the tunnel. If you encounter a tunnel, you can wrap foil around the candle while it is lit or use a hair dryer to help soften the surrounding wax without being affected, but I think it is easier to avoid it immediately. From the beginning.
Candle safety: Never leave a burning candle that is not monitored. Make sure the candle is completely extinguished before leaving. Keep your wick cut about a quarter of an inch. Keep the candles from flammable materials (such as curtains or hair) and do not burn them in small rooms. Make sure they are out of reach of pets and children. Do not burn candles for more than a few hours.