Are Soy and Other Wax Types Really Less Toxic Than Paraffin Wax?
In the world of candle making, there's a common belief that soy and other natural waxes are less toxic than paraffin wax. However, a closer look at scientific studies and...
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What Are The Little Sweat Beads On The Surface Of My Candles?
The little sweat beads that you may notice on the surface of your candles are commonly referred to as "candle sweat" or "candle sweating." Candle sweating occurs when the wax...
What Is Ambergris And How Is It Used In Candles?
Ambergris is a unique and prized substance derived from the digestive system of sperm whales. It is formed when a substance called ambrein reacts with the whale's gastric juices. Over...
Adjectives Used To Describe Fragrances
There are numerous adjectives used to describe fragrances, as scent experiences can be diverse and subjective. Thompson Ferrier fragrances normally are never one of the below but a bouquet of...
What Percentage Of Essential Oils Are Used In Candles?
The percentage of fragrance used in candles vary drastically depending on preference, type of fragrance used and the type of wax being used. Additionally, fragrance percentage used in candles is...
How Do You Stop Candles From Tunneling?
Proper candle care is an essential part of a candle experience. The life cycle of a candle from first time use to the end, is managed by following the steps...
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