12 Days To a Clean Christmas: Day 5 The Best Kind of Warm Glow
/Day 5: Beeswax Candles
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On the fifth day of Christmas:
Now candles are by no means equivalent to 5 golden rings, but they have some pretty redeeming qualities!
A few key reasons I love Beeswax Candles:
They don’t contain the nasty synthetic fragrances and chemicals of conventional candles (aside from naturally scented ones of course)
They are said to have negative ions which neutralize pollutants in your environment
They give off the most beautiful glow and burn longer and brighter than conventional candles
They have this really nice neutral smell that fills up any space they are burning in
I don’t know about you but I absolutely LOVE the glow of a candle. Whether it’s a small tea light or a naturally scented pillar candle, it makes the holiday season, and winter in general that much warmer! When hosting parties and having friends over I love lighting tea-lights throughout my apartment, but I won’t lie that in the last few months the impact of that bulk bag of tea-lights from ikea has started to creep up on me. Every time I go to throw out or ‘recycle’ those little tins, I feel a tinge of remorse. That’s where these adorable little beeswax votives saved the day. i found them while at a craft show this fall and absolutely love that they are waste free, toxin free and give off the most lovely neutral scent!
This could be a perfect purchase from a small business or a DIY gift. Here in Vancouver you can get beeswax from the Soap Dispensary and make your own beeswax candles! Here is a great link to how to make the candles yourself and some more info on beeswax! I purchased all my Beeswax very affordably from this Lower Mainland Company!
This gift will truly warm the hearts of those who receive it ;)