Archive for February, 2008
Thursday, February 28th, 2008Scented Tea Light Candles
The most petite candle formation available, the tea light candle is a small, cylindrical candle that usually measure approximately 1” in diameter and 1-1/2” in height. You’ll usually find them poured into a small metal holder of about the same size, although some are also available in plastic or clear bases. Tea light candles [...]
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Floral Scented Candles
Inspired by the fragrances found in nature, floral scented candles provide an easy, effective way to introduce fresh botanical aromas into the home. Floral scents have long been favored by candle enthusiasts for their light, fresh aromas. Popular choices include rose, lilac, lavender, jasmine, peony, and gardenia. Not only do they add a soothing [...]
Monday, February 25th, 2008Aromatherapy Candles
It’s no wonder that an estimated 75% of candles sold in this country are scented candles*. Not only do they provide a quick, cost-effective way to enhance your home’s décor and add a flickering ambiance, aromatic candles have been linked to a host of psychological benefits. With a highly powerful sense of smell, humans are [...]
Friday, February 22nd, 2008Scented Votive Candles
Along with traditional pillar candles, votive candles are one of the most in-demand candle types on the market today. Votives are small, cylindrical candles that are generally 1-1/2” thick and 2-2-1/2” high. Although they are stable enough to stand on their own, votive candles must be placed in specially designed votive holders or small cups [...]
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008Scented Jar Candles
For those seeking a convenient, multi-purpose candle, scented jar candles are an excellent choice. Jar candles are those that are poured into a container made from a durable, non-flammable material (usually glass, ceramic, or metal). This allows for easy burning, as the container will catch any wax drippings and is designed to withstand the heat [...]
Tuesday, February 19th, 2008Unique Scented Candles
For many years, vanilla-based aromas have emerged as the most sought-after candle scent, closely followed by traditional fruit and floral scents. Recently, though, the industry has seen an increase in popularity of more uniquely scented candles. Those seeking more unconventional aromas may opt for a leathery or “new car” scent, patchouli or more earthy incense-based [...]
Tuesday, February 19th, 2008Welcome!!!
Hi! I just wanted to take a moment and welcome you to All Things Candle.
I plan on sharing great ideas and tips with you, along with some great stories. Please come see us often!