Ultimately, the quality of the candle's wax creates a pleasant candle-burning experience. Each wax can present unique challenges, from tunneling to producing a low-scent throw. Other wax forms include beeswax, considered clean but not vegan, and paraffin. You will typically see vegetable waxes, like soy or coconut, used by candle brands promoting clean, natural, or vegan. The type of wax used to make a candle can vary. Meyer's Clean Day Soy Aromatherapy Candle, which offers many of the same scents as its cherished cleaning products, in candle form. Scent: Notes of goji berry, ripe mango and tarocco orange | Size: 18 ounces | Burn Time: Up to 100 hoursįor a subtle yet refreshing scent, we recommend the Homecourt Candles, which are made with an organic cotton wick and clean-burning soy wax. When the candle is gone, you can remove the remaining wax and use the jar to hold flowers, jewelry, pens, or even kitchen utensils. It comes in a gorgeously embossed red glass jar with a floral tin lid. This notably large candle contains 18 ounces of hand-poured wax for a burn time of 100 hours. Although this candle has a great fragrance, it's best suited for a small room as it does not have a strong fragrance reach while burning.ĪVoluspa's proprietary coconut wax boasts a 90 percent cleaner burn than soy wax candles, which is ideal for the kitchen. It's fruity, fresh, and sets the scene of a warm spring day. This particular candle has a mouth-watering aroma of goji berries, fresh mango, and blood oranges.

In other words, go for something that smells delicious, like the Voluspa Glass Jar Candle in Goji and Tarocco Orange. When you burn a candle in your kitchen, it's best to opt for a scent that meshes well with the things you eat. The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board.

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