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Not all candle waxes are the same. Some burn longer, some burn cleaner, and others may release toxins into the air. Whether you're lighting a candle to relax, scent your home, or create a cozy vibe, the wax you choose affects your health, the environment, and the quality of the experience.
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Clean burning candles are more than a luxury—they’re a healthier choice for your family, pets, and the planet.
Made from: Hydrogenated soybean oil
Best for: Eco-conscious buyers who want a clean burn and strong scent.
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Made from: Natural by-product of honey production
Best for: Natural living lovers and those sensitive to indoor allergens.
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Did you know? Beeswax has been used for candle-making for centuries and is often considered the most natural wax.
Made from: Petroleum by-product
Best for: Mass-produced candles and strong scent throw.
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Important: If you're looking for a non-toxic home, paraffin might not be your best bet.
Which Wax Is Best for You?Is soy wax safe for pets and babies?
Yes! Soy wax is non-toxic and burns without harmful chemicals. Just supervise the flame like any candle.
Do beeswax candles really clean the air?
Yes. Beeswax releases negative ions, which help reduce dust, mold, and other pollutants.
Are paraffin candles safe to use?
They’re widely used, but can emit soot and chemicals. Always burn in a ventilated area and trim the wick.
Can I make candles with soy wax at home?
Absolutely. Soy wax is easy to work with and perfect for DIY candles.
At Studio Milk, we hand-pour all our candles using 100% natural soy wax. Why? Because it burns cleanly, holds scent beautifully, and is kind to your home and the environment.
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One of the most common questions we get at Studio Milk is “Do your products contain fragrance oils or pure essential oils and what’s the difference?”
It’s a great question, because when it comes to candles, room sprays, and home fragrance, many people want to know: are fragrance oils safe? Are they natural? Do they last as long as essential oils?
