soy candle

In 1991, Michael Richards looked for a new natural wax alternative to beeswax for making candles. Five years later, after much experimentation using different types of vegetable waxes, he finally discovered a way to use soy beans to produce an affordable, natural wax product. The soy candle was born.

Soy candles are carefully hand-poured at the optimal temperature to come up with the best fragrance and color as well as purity. Allow soy candles to completely liquefy before putting them out. This way you’ll have a longer lasting candle. Also, always keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inches and centered.

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