- What does palo santo smell like?
- Smoky and resinous with a faint sweetness, closer to incense than to floral or fruity candles. The beeswax adds a light honey note underneath.
- Is beeswax better than soy or paraffin?
- Beeswax burns slower and cleaner than paraffin and holds scent well. Soy is usually cheaper and burns cooler; beeswax is denser and tends to last longer per ounce.
- Is this candle good for a bedroom?
- The smoky, woody scent is calming but noticeable, so it works best in a bedroom or living room where you want a warm, incense-like atmosphere rather than a light fresh scent.
- Does it come in other scents or colors?
- This is the palo santo candle in the natural beeswax color. Check the brand's other listings for different scents.
- How should I care for a beeswax candle?
- Trim the wick to about a quarter inch before each burn and let the melt pool reach the edge on the first light. Keep it away from drafts to avoid tunneling.
- Where is the Living Good Candle Co. Palo Santo cheapest?
- At Living Good Candle Co., for $22.00, as of our latest check.