FREQUENTLY ASKED
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1. WHY COCONUT WAX?
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There’s a lot of buzz around wax types—and some myths, too. We focus on what truly matters: a clean, long-lasting burn and an elevated scent experience.
Our candles are hand-poured using a luxurious coconut wax blend, chosen for its exceptional fragrance performance, creamy finish, and ultra-clean burn. Known for its smooth, even melt and low-soot qualities, coconut wax is a favorite among premium candle makers who care about both performance and sustainability.
We source our wax from trusted suppliers who meet or exceed clean-burning industry standards, so you can light each candle with confidence.​
Want to explore more? Here are some trusted third-party resources:
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https://candles.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CANDLE-STUDY-SUMMARY.docx
https://ifrafragrance.org/safe-use/introduction/your-well-being-always-comes-first
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2. WHICH TYPE OF WICKS?
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We use natural cotton wicks — clean-burning and free from lead or zinc. Each wick is carefully selected for consistency, safety, and optimal performance within our custom wax blend
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3. WHICH TYPE OF FRAGRANCES?
Our candles contain high-quality fragrance oils that are:
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Phthalate-free
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Prop 65 compliant
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IFRA certified for safe use in home fragrance
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Some oils may include proprietary blends, so individual components aren’t always listed — but every fragrance is thoughtfully selected with human safety as a top priority. As with any scented product, some individuals may experience sensitivity to certain fragrance ingredients. If you have known allergies or sensitivities, we recommend reviewing ingredients with your healthcare provider—SDS sheets available upon request
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A note about pets: While our oils are safe for typical home use and we’ve never had issues around our furry friends, they are not specifically tested for pet exposure (as most fragrance manufacturers do not conduct animal-specific testing). Every pet is unique — so if your furry companion has sensitivities, we recommend checking with your veterinarian before use
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