One of the best aspects of ordinary candles is their flickering flame. Fortunately, you can now buy flameless candles that realistically imitate the varied movement of an actual flame. If you prefer a ...

It’s a 50-ounce five-wick candle in a vessel shaped like a turkey; its upper body and fanned-out tail feathers make up the removable lid. 10.5 inches tall and glazed in a glossy brown finish, it’s so ...

Glass candle jars can be saved and reused as containers, and it's easier than you think. Here are three easy ways to clean candle jars and a few ideas to inspire you.

Whether you have a budding candle collection or are an avid candle connoisseur, taking care of your heavenly-scented gems is super important. Sir Candle Man shared everything you need to know about ...

Homemade aromatic candles don’t just fill your home with natural fragrance—they also create a calming, positive atmosphere.

Scented candles have pitfalls including being triggers for people with allergies and asthma. See why they are not the best choice for your family or guests.

Imagine you are standing on a slippery surface and the slightest imbalance makes you stumble. Researchers in the College of Engineering and Computer Science have developed such a surface, not for you, ...

If you want to take your home from stink-fest to smelling amazing, consider this easy and fun DIY using leftover coffee grounds to create a cozy smelling space.

A FORMER nail technician has built a successful homemade beauty business offering bath, body and fragrance products. Cera De Amor, founded by Lisa Leonard, is based in Broadstone Business Centre and ...

Candles are a staple in almost every home. We use them for romantic dinners, celebrations, relaxation, holidays, and to create ambiance. According to the National Candle Association, people are ...

Leftover wax from jar candles or used melts might still contain fragrance and can be reused by breaking it into pieces and placing it in a wax melter or a jug submerged in hot water. The wax can then ...

“Keep candles at least three inches apart to prevent them from melting each other, and always use sturdy, non-flammable holders.” “Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before lighting to prevent uneven burning ...