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Uses and Values of Beeswax Candles
Beeswax candles are candles made from beeswax, a natural substance that bees use to build their hives and has many uses and values.
Why Scented Candles Don't Use Beeswax?
The wax used in scented candles is usually paraffin or vegetable wax soy wax rather than beeswax for the following reasons: 1. High melting point: The melting point of beeswax is usually 62-64°C, which is much lower than petrochemical wax or vegetable wax, which means that candles made of beeswax may become soft or melted or even deformed in hot weather or under direct sunlight.
The relationship between church candles and religion
Church candles are candles used in religious services, particularly in Christian churches. They are typically tall and narrow, with a steady flame that is meant to symbolize the light of Christ.
Do you want to know more about candle holders?
Candle holders are objects designed to hold candles and protect surfaces from the heat and wax of the burning candle.
Knowledge sharing about DIY candles
DIY candles can be a fun and rewarding craft project.
How to care for scented candles?
Scented candles should be stored in a cool and dry place. Excessively high temperature or direct sunlight will cause the surface of the candle to melt, which will affect the degree of fragrance of the candle, resulting in insufficient fragrance emission when lit.