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All about colours

Posted on: Monday, February 11th, 2008 in: Scents and Colours

In large-scale candle making operations, colouring is done with powdered dyes or dyes dissolved in xylene solvent. These colourants are so concentrated that in many cases, less than one gram will colour ten pounds of wax. The dye powders are so finely ground that users must wear a dust mask or respirator to prevent inhalation.
Many […]

Scent FAQ

Posted on: Monday, February 11th, 2008 in: Scents and Colours

Are candles with essential oils safer?
There is very little difference between components derived from a natural source and those developed to match them. All are equally safe.
Is testing conducted on the effects of heating fragrances?
Fragrances are stable and do not change in composition when heated.
What kinds of testing for health effects have been done […]

All about scents

Posted on: Monday, February 11th, 2008 in: Scents and Colours

When a scented candles burns, the heated wax releases its fragrance into the air to scent the entire room. The variety of special scents is remarkable.
Historically, the use of scent in candles began with beeswax and bayberry, which are naturally scented. Today there are many fragrance options available for scenting candles.
Fragrance Oils: These are scents […]