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Beeswax products often develop a whitish film on their surface known as beeswax bloom . Many people mistake this natural occurrence for mould or dust, leading to unnecessary concern or even disposal! This blog post explains what beeswax bloom really is, why it isn't harmful, and how you can safely clean it off if you prefer a smooth finish. What Is Beeswax Bloom? Beeswax bloom is a natural, harmless phenomenon where tiny crystals of wax rise to the surface of beeswax product

Forged steel candle holders bring a timeless, cottage charm to any space, but they require some care to maintain their beauty and durability. One effective way to protect these metal pieces is by rubbing beeswax over the surface. When our candle holders are finished in the forge, blacksmith Arron coats them in a thin layer of beeswax, buffing away any excess and creating a beautiful, dark finish. This natural method not only preserves the metal but also complements the use of

Our beautiful rolled dinner candles are the perfect centrepiece to any table, and a gorgeous addition to any mantlepiece or side table. However, due to their nature (being rolled sheets of beeswax), they aren't taper candles and are a little more needy when it comes to preparation for candle sticks or candelabras. This blog post will give you a quick overview of how to prepare these candles to best enjoy them! You will need: A rolled beeswax dinner candle A hairdryer Baking p

I’ve officially had it with supermarket birthday candles: the garish colours, the weird chemical smell, the way they bend like sad plastic worms the moment they get warm. For something that’s literally set on fire and stuck into food, they feel strangely joyless. Who knew there was something better out there? Enter beeswax candles: warm, golden, faintly honey-scented, and actually nice to have around a cake you’re about to eat. Beeswax burns clean, looks beautiful in photos,