Beeswax candles are considered to be natural air purifiers, cleansing the air of pollutants, allergens and bacteria. When beeswax candles are lit, they release negative ions into the air. The negative ions attach to and neutralize the positive particles (pollutants, allergens, dust, etc.). Once attached, they become too heavy to continue floating and fall to the ground where it gets swept up in normal cleaning routines.

Beeswax is also hypo-allergenic so it's a great candle solution for people with allergies or other sensitivities.

The short answer is yes. Toss them out, or simply keep a lid on them if they add nice decor to your home.

Paraffin is a petroleum-based wax which releases harmful toxins into the air which has been linked to asthma and lung cancer.

90% of soy crops are genetically modified and heavily sprayed with toxic pesticides. These toxins can be contained in the soy wax and spread through the air when lit.

All candles come in an 8oz (240ml) amber glass jar which measures 3.5" tall x 2.9" wide.

The wicks are all-natural square braided cotton wicks.

For the optimal long-lasting experience:

1. Trim the wick to 1/4" and remove wick debris before you light the candle for the first time.

2. Light the candle and make sure it stays lit for 3-4 hours, or until the wax pool has reached the outer edge of the jar.

3. Trim the wick to 1/4" before each time you want to relight the candle.

Precautions:

Burn within sight. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never touch or move while lit, or until wax hardens. Do not burn on cold, wet or unstable surfaces. Stop use when ½” of wax remains. Do not extinguish with water. Discontinue use if glass is chipped or cracked.

Yes, all Aire Candles are 100% pure beeswax sourced from American beekeepers! We do not add any other type of filler wax such as soy, paraffin, coconut, etc. to the candles...it's purely beeswax.

First ensure there is not a draft in the room causing the candle to extinguish itself. If not, the very top of the wick may be burnt and may need to be trimmed to expose some fresh lower wick. This sometimes happens with pure beeswax candles as there are no filler ingredients to maintain a “clean” wick

Fixing a tunneled candle is challenging, but certainly possible! Try one of these:

1. Wrap tin foil around the edges when lit and this will help melt the wax on the edges (just allow for a hole at the top so smoke can escape),

2. Use a hairdryer to melt the wax and even it out,

3. If you feel confident in this approach, you can place the unlit candle in an oven on low heat until the wax has smoothed out. Heat it to 175 degrees F, place the candle on a cookie sheet and pop the candle in the oven for about five/ten minutes. Turn on the oven light so you can keep an eye on the candle and make sure that it doesn’t get too warm.

To avoid additional tunneling, do not trim your wick until the tunnel has gone away.