Emporiproducts - Homemade Candles

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Hello all!! Today's post is about our homemade candles! I love candles, they're in every room of my house in a variety of sizes and scents (mainly citronella to keep crawling things from biting me!) Candles play an important role in magical practices, from size and colour to scent, every candle has a purpose (more on the specifics of candle magic at a later date!!) and it's always a good idea to have a few candles spare just in case of a power cut. No home should be without them and this is where we come in. 

Pictured above is our medium size candle. Made from soya wax, these candles burn for approximately 36 hours! It was decided to put these candles in a glass container which can be reused for various purposes or recycled. A plain white candle like the one shown is £5, the addition of colour and a fragrance is an extra £3. 


Tea lights 

What Emporium would be complete without tea lights?? Our soya wax tea lights burn for approximately 2 and a half hours. The tea lights come in a bundle of 5 which can be 5 of the same or a mixed bundle of colours and fragrances. At only £1 a bundle you can't go wrong! 

Colours

Here is a list of all the colours we currently have available:

- Red
- Brown
- Black
- Light Blue
- Grass Green
- Purple
- Green
- Purplish-Blue
- Pink
- Yellow 
- Orange 
- Blue
- Cyan, 
- Lotus Pink
- Chartreuse
- Bright Red

We mostly colour our candles to correspond with their selected fragrance but they are completely customizable!

Fragrance

Below is a list of oil's we currently use:

- Cedarwood
- Frankincense
- Citronella
- Lavender 
- Marjoram
- Palmarosa
- Rose
- Orange
- Grapefruit
- Ylang Ylang
- Wild Orange
- Rosewood
- Peppermint
- Benzoin
- Oregano
- Geranium
- Lemon
- Tea Tree
- Neroli 
- Chamomile

If you have pets please research which oils are safe to use around them as some are toxic to animals!!


All of our homemade candles and dyes are vegan but we can use beeswax if you prefer. 

Never leave a candle unattended. Always use on a heat/fireproof surface. Always extinguish before you leave a room!! Use in a well ventilated area.


If you love candles, give our website a look with the link at the bottom 😉


Blessings,
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