Candle Material

 The candle material is made from is an important factor to consider when choosing the right candle for your home.  There are a variety of options, including natural soy pillar candles, paraffin tea candles, and beeswax pillar candles.  Each of these candle materials has its own unique properties and benefits.

 Natural soy pillar candles are made from soybean oil, a renewable and sustainable resource.   Natural soy pillar candles are known for their clean, long-lasting burn and good fragrance retention.  Natural soy pillar candles  are also biodegradable and produce less soot than other types of candles, making them a popular choice for environmentally conscious people.

 Paraffin tea candles  are made from petroleum, a non-renewable resource.  While paraffin tea candles are generally less expensive than soy or beeswax candles, they tend to produce more soot and may release harmful chemicals when burned.  Therefore, many people prefer to avoid paraffin tea candles and opt for more natural alternatives.

 Beeswax pillar candles are made from wax produced by bees.   Beeswax pillar candles have a natural honey-like scent and warm golden color.   Beeswax pillar candles are known for their long burning time and producing a bright, steady flame.   Beeswax pillar candles also release negative ions when burned, which help purify the air in your home.

 When choosing candle materials, consider not only the environmental impact but also potential health effects.  Natural soy and beeswax pillar candles are generally considered healthier and more environmentally friendly options, while paraffin candles may come with some risks.  Ultimately, the choice of candle material comes down to personal preference and values.  Whether you prefer the clean burn of soy, the natural scent of beeswax, or the affordability of paraffin, there's an option to suit your preferences candles.