Light of Es'Scents luxury soy candles offer numerous advantages over paraffin candles. Soy wax is a much healthier alternative then paraffin and blend wax candles.  Our candles not only smell great and look good as they glow, but they also offer a host of benefits.  The are great for aromatherapy and also can be used as a  moisturizer for your skin.  Absolutely Amazing!



*   Our soy wax is Kosher Certified, proving our commitment to providing safe and healthy products.

*   Soy wax burns at a longer cooler temperature without soot buildup.

*   Soy wax allows for candles to have a stronger scent and a purer scent throw.

*   Soy is biodegradable – spills are easily cleaned up with hot soapy water.

*   Soy is made from a renewable resource harvested in America. 

*   Soy wax is non-toxic, non-carcinogenic and less likely to trigger allergies than paraffin.



In addition to the healthier benefit of a soy wax candle, LOE candles smell amazing.

Light of Es'Scents candles are extremely fragrant whether lit or not.  We use only 100% cotton wicks.  They are designed to compliment your existing decor or add just the right touch in any area of your home.   I'm a firm believer that candles should smell great, look great and be environmentally friendly.



Paraffin Wax Candles:



There are three main reasons many people avoid buying petroleum (paraffin) products:

*   Petroleum smoke/exhaust contains many carcinogenic toxins and produces ugly black soot

*   Petroleum is not a renewable resource and it is of a limited supply

*   Burning petroleum products creates air pollution and contributes to global warming

 

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Paraffin candles contain up to 11 carcinogenic compounds. These 11 compounds have been deemed 'toxic air contaminants' by the State of California. An air quality researcher, David Krause, has documented evidence that candle soot particles contain many of the same compounds given off from burning diesel fuel. 



                                                                                              For more information:  http://www.soywaxcandleinfo.org