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Smooth pillar beeswax candle
£10.50
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Make any space cosier with these artisanal pure beeswax candles’ warm glow and soft honey scent. The candle comes labelled with your organisation’s logo.
Each candle is poured by hand and can therefore vary slightly in size and weight. Likewise, the colour can range from bright white to deep gold depending on the specific batch of beeswax.
Ingredients: 100% British beeswax
Dimensions: 9 x 4.5 cm
Burn time: 20 hours
Minimum order: 50 units
Production time: 4-5 weeks from order confirmed, plus shipping (6-7 weeks for orders over 400 units)
Producer: Handcrafted by Five Bees Yard, UK
Information additionelle
Burning instructions: Never leave a burning candle unattended. Remove all packaging and labels before use. Burn within sight on a level, heat resistant surface. Keep away from flammable objects. Keep away from children and pets. Keep away from draughts. Leave at least 10 cm between candles.
Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.The first time you light it, burn for 2-3 hours and let the wax pool reach the edge to prevent tunnelling. After blowing out the candle, dip the wick into the wax to decrease smoking (then straighten), and gently fold down the edges to get the most use of the wax. Always ensure that the wick remains centred and upright, and keep it trimmed to 5 mm.
Did you know that…
- Beeswax is a very precious material. It takes about 12 hours for a worker bee to produce 8 flakes of wax, and about 1,000,000 flakes to produce 1 kg of wax. Each kilogram of wax also requires about 8 kilograms of honey!
- Beeswax candles are clean burning (compared to paraffin candles, for instance) and in fact release negative ions that remove toxins and purify the air quality. This means they can be enjoyed also by people suffering from asthma or allergies.
- If your beeswax candle develops a white coating, this is a sign of its pureness (just like crystallization in raw honey). It is called bloom, and occurs when the wax is exposed to cooler temperatures.
- Leftover wax after burning your candle? Save and use it to “feed” other beeswax candles (extending their burn time) or make your own beeswax wraps!