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Beeswax is a natural byproduct of beekeeping, created by honeybees to build the hexagonal combs in their hives. When harvested responsibly, it’s a sustainable, renewable resource that supports healthy pollinator populations and small-scale beekeepers. Unlike paraffin candles, which are derived from petroleum, beeswax is non-toxic and burns cleanly, producing little to no soot.
In fact, beeswax candles are known to purify the air as they burn by releasing negative ions that can bind to dust and allergens, causing them to fall from suspension. They also emit a subtle, honeyed scent without added fragrance—a comforting aroma that’s both grounding and gentle.