Beeswax Candles
Lucky for us, we found a few online sources to feed that sweet-tooth. The best part? Beeswax candles aren't just candy for the nose, the environment loves them too!
Beeswax candles are more environmentally friendly than their paraffin counterparts. Made from sustainable resources and longer lasting, these babies will keep the mood intact and keep your conscience in check while burning longer and with less nasty soot.
Originally posted by Shayna on AT:SF.
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Actually, the bees do not like giving up their beeswax. They expend a great deal of energy to excrete the beeswax. They reuse those honeycombs. If the honeycombs are harvested, they have to tucker themselves out all over again, thus endangering their survival.
Do the poor bees a favor and use soy candles.
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Another really great source for Beeswax candles is here.
http://www.candlebeefarm.com/ This is a locally run business in Kentucky with minimal packaging and they are great to deal with. I was a buyer for several years and used their candles. I think you will be happy with them.
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Oh I also forgot to say that her great grandfather had a large apiary in Germany. Beeswax crafting and raw honey are a family tradition that she has resurrected for the Candle Bee Farm. www.candlebeefarm.com
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