Beeswax is a time-tested and a natural by-product of the hive, rather than a manufactured alternative. Beeswax is the hardest natural candle waxes, therefore outperforms other candle by burning both brighter and longer. We avoid making unscientific claims.

No. Despite widespread online myths, there is no scientific evidence that beeswax candle or any other candle purifies the air. Burning a candle requires combustion, which is the opposite of purification. As beekeepers, we value honesty over "greenwashing" and will never make unscientific claims about our products. Beeswax candles are naturally beautiful.

It is incredibly scarce and labour intensive to produce.

The Bees' Effort: To make just 1lb of beeswax, a colony must visit over 30 million flowers and consume roughly 8 to 10lbs of honey.

Natural Scarcity: A single beehive only yields a very small amount of wax each year.

Beekeeper time and Craftsmanship: Hand-rendering raw honeycomb into pure candle wax is a slow, multi-stage process. We patiently filter all of our wax by hand through muslin to ensure purity and to get rid of debris.

All candles, not just beeswax candles benefit from a trimmed wick. Keep the candle trimmed to about ¼ inch before burning, and re-trim if the flame or wick gets too large. This helps candles burn more evenly and last longer. A pair of scissors works fine, if you don't have a specialist wick trimmer.

Over time, beeswax candles, as well as other candles can develop a white frosting on the surface. Very similar to how chocolate can develop a white chalky blooms, as its oils rise to the surface. If a beeswax bloom develops in can enhance the candle. However, if you'd prefer to remove it. Gently rub it off with your fingers or a soft cloth, or use a hairdryer on a low setting for a few seconds (don't overheat). The bloom goes within seconds. We personally love the natural bloom.