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How are candles made?
Although modern technology has introduced greater efficiency and quality control in candle-making, most candles are made through the timeless process of placing a cotton wick into wax, which is then molded, dipped, extruded, pressed, rolled, drawn or filled into a desired shape and size. 

Are scented candles safe?
Yes. When a candle burns, the wax is drawn into the wick, where it is "consumed" by the candle flame to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide. The only difference with a scented candle is that a small amount of fragrance is released as well. We use only fragrances that are approved for burning in candles. We also carefully monitor the addition of fragrance to ensure that the candle will burn cleanly and properly.
What sort of chemical reaction occurs when a candle burns? 
When you light a candle, the heat of the flame melts the wax near the wick. This melted or liquid wax is then drawn up into the wick by capillary action. The flame's heat vaporizes the liquid wax to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide (the same byproducts that humans produce when exhaling).

How long should I burn a candle?
Maximum burn times vary from candle to candle; follow the manufacturer's instructions. Always extinguish a candle if the flame gets too close to the candleholder or container. For a margin of safety, discontinue burning a candle when 2 inches of wax remains (½ inch if a container candle or jar candle).

Do scented candles produce more soot than unscented candles? 
Not really. The oils found in certain fragrances may slightly increase the small amount of soot produced by a candle, but wick length and flame shape are the primary factors that impact sooting in a properly formulated candle. 

How many types of candles are there, and what are the typical ingredients?
A candle consists primarily of wax and a wick. Candles may also contain colorants, fragrances and minor additives. The basic candle types are tapers, votives, pillars, jar or container candles, tealights, gels, floating candles, outdoor candles, novelty candles, utility candles, and birthday candles.

What sort of chemical reaction occurs when a candle burns? 
When you light a candle, the heat of the flame melts the wax near the wick. This melted or liquid wax is then drawn up into the wick by capillary action. The flame's heat vaporizes the liquid wax to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide (the same byproducts that humans produce when exhaling).

Are scented candles triggers for asthma or allergies? 
Although millions of people around the world regularly use scented candles without any negative effects, it is always possible that a particular fragrance might trigger a negative reaction in sensitive individuals. Individuals with known sensitivities to specific fragrances may want to avoid candles of those scents. In addition, consumers should remember to burn all candles, whether scented or unscented, in a well-ventilated area.

Our decorative candles are widely preferred due to following features:

• Highly scented
• Safe to burn
• Attractive looks
• Beautifully shaped
• Better illumination
• Available in different designs
• Environmental friendly

Some of the benefits of our candles are as follows:

• It burn for longer period in cooler and cleaner way without leaving little or no shoot.
• Available in different fragrance.
• These are biodegradable & environmentally friendly.
• The candles have self-trimming lead free cotton wicks.
• These candles are individually hand poured.
• The candles include excellent quality fragrance oils and waxes to ascertain long lasting burning time with soothing fragrance.