Canadian Beeswax Candles

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• One of the most common forms of candle wax is
  beeswax, although it has always been a more
  costly choice than many other candle wax types.
  It does not appear to be used as much as other
  waxes at home for artisan candle production, but
  certain candlemakers are certainly devoted fans
  of this beautiful natural material to produce
  candles. Owing to their lack of expertise and
  experience, beginners can initially be put off
  using beeswax, but some of the easiest candles
  may be produced from beeswax. Click beeswax
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• Beeswax is an extraordinary natural compound
  which, through the passing of time, does not
  deteriorate with time, which never mildews and
  has been found unchanged in ancient shipwrecks.
  As part of the honey making process, beeswax is
  extracted from honeybees and is produced by the
  worker bees of the hive who have specific glands
  on the undersides of their bodies that turn the
  honey they consume into small wax flakes. They
  are sealed off with the aid of this wax while the
  bees create the honey comb cells, and when the
  honey is gathered, it is the sealing cap that is
  cut off and then extracted for the processing of
  beeswax.
• In general, beeswax is found in various grades
  in stores, based on the amount of filtering or
  refining it has experienced. The crude form that
  is taken directly from the honeycombs is the
  yellow variety of beeswax which may be purified
  to different degrees. In nature, the white
  beeswax and the absolute beeswax are more
  refined, the white variety is bleached by the
  influence of air, sunshine and humidity, and the
  absolute variety is produced by alcohol treatment
  of the yellow beeswax.

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• Beeswax has a naturally pleasant aroma and
  you'll find that this desirable natural smell is
  preserved by candles produced from the least
  refined grades of beeswax. For this same reason,
  often beeswax candles are not made with an
  artificial scent.
• Beeswax candles are exceptionally safe burning
  and emit no smoke, being a natural material.
  Therefore, they cater to candle lovers suffering
  from asthma and respiratory concerns. Some
  supporters of the advantages of beeswax candles
  also claim that as it is burnt, beeswax emits
  negative ions, cleaning the air like an ionic
  cleanser. Checkout Ontario beeswax candle
• While it might not be for the beginner candle
  maker to create candles from melting beeswax,
  there is a simple way of producing beeswax
  candles that anyone can do. The quickest and
  cheapest way to produce some type of candle is to
  make rolled beeswax candles - this in itself is a
  reasonable excuse to make beeswax candles.
  There's no need for melting or dipping, so this
  is a simple art activity you can also do with
  your baby.
• You would require a sheet of beeswax and a wick
  length that is two inches wider than the sheet of
  beeswax. Simply lay the wick horizontally around
  one side of the cover, push it into the wax to
  make it adhere using the heat from your palms,
  and then gently roll up the wick on the sheet.
  Using the fire from your hands again until you
  come to the end of the sheet to soften the end of
  the beeswax sheet before pushing it into the
  surface of the candle. As this would be the
  foundation, remove the wick from one end of the
  candle and shave the other end to about a quarter
  of an inch. And you've got your beeswax candle
  there!

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• Summary
• 100 Pure Canadian Beeswax Candles, hand poured
  in Waterloo Ontario. Non toxic. No additives.
  Gentle honey scent, gentle on the environment.
  Eco friendly candles in a variety of styles.
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