If you’ve been drooling over super chic candles from shops like Hay, Design Within Reach or even the MoMA Design Store, but are looking for something a little more budget-friendly, we found some ...

then they are likely talking about the most common types of scented candles, which are made from paraffin wax. Kristen Pumphrey, candle expert at P.F. Candle Co. explains, ‘Most commercial candl ...

They also produce a slow, clean burn with none of the smokiness that can leave a lingering residue. But, we’d still recommend ...

There are a few different types of wax. The first and most common is paraffin, which you’ll find in lots of mainstream options like Yankee Candle and Bath & Body Works. Paraffin holds scent well ...

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His candles are sleek, shapely and vibrant. Faulkner explains he uses high-end paraffin wax, making his candles clean burning and nearly dripless if burned away from drafts. But think before you ...

Lancaster candle company Fontana Candle Co. was briefly mentioned in a segment on “Good Morning America” Saturday, Feb. 1.

An curved arrow pointing right. Wax artist Jordan Zwicky of Glow City Candles and her apprentice, Clerisca Ribourg, create handmade Halloween candles. They dip each candle to create 30 to 50 ...

Use the wax that works for you “My candles are made from paraffin wax which works best for me,” Otter says. “But I think it’s about experimenting and finding what works for your design.” ...

lasts longer than paraffin wax candles and take longer to burn, but the real bonus is that they’ll burn more evenly. Once a candle tunnel develops, it may seem near impossible to fix ...