Cosmic Green Candles Blog

lit candles in a dark room
When it comes to a candle burning, the key is getting the first burn just right. And that means you must let your candle burn for a few hours - depending on its size - until the top layer of wax has turned into liquid. This ensures that your candle will burn evenly without leaving unmelted wax behind.
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Wood Wick Candles
Woodwick candles are a superior candle choice for any home. Not only do they provide pleasant aromas, but their wood wick also creates a crackling sound as it burns that adds to the overall ambiance of your room – something that many candle-lovers find especially soothing. In addition, these candles burn cleanly and evenly, with minimal smoke or soot left behind. Plus, they’re designed to last for hours at a time – up to four times longer.
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candle burning down in a woman's hand
The wax in a candle has been used for centuries, and the chemical process of combustion explains why. When lit, wax reacts with oxygen to produce heat and light in the form of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and water vapor.
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Candle Tunneling
Candle tunneling not only affects how long your candle will burn but also impacts its overall shape and look as it progresses through its life cycle. Understanding how tunneling works is important for candle makers in order to produce better quality candles with improved longevity and pleasing aesthetic effects.
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Candlelight Benefits
Candlelight offers several advantages that can help reduce stress and promote relaxation. Low levels of candlelight provide an ideal environment for our eyes to adjust naturally, which helps us to become more mindful and aware of our environment. When we focus on the candle's flame and the soft ambient light produced by burning it, we become more attentive to the present moment.
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