Do you have natural candles that have been sitting around for many months? Don’t be surprised if they don’t look as fresh and vibrant.

You, as a consumer, can also influence how your candles burn. The next time you’re buying free-standing candles, keep this in mind.

Candles for Halloween décor? Yes, please! Our collection is growing and we’ve added both beeswax and rapeseed options for you to choose...

Free-standing candles of unusual shapes will leak. This is a reminder to put them on a suitable candle holder. Also, beeswax and rapeseed...

Candles are non-perishable goods and you can keep them for years without lighting them. Yet, there are certain good practices that will...

You should always place you pillar candles or tealights on a suitable candle holder. In this article, I would like to share some of the...

Let me explain how scented candles work so that you can make the right choice for your home, and enjoy your candle to the maximum. Some...

Last time I gave you a detailed tutorial on how to clean your wax holders, and your old candle jars. Here are some additional methods you...

Use this article as your starting point. It contains a short paragraph on ALL our products and services in the shop. From beeswax candles...

All Heart of Europe Candles customers receive a candle care card. But how much attention do you actually pay to it? Note: This article...

Has your beeswax candle developed a whitish film on its surface? That’s a good sign! As I was preparing some orders today, I noticed some...

Because I work primarily with beeswax, and beeswax is such a valued commodity in my shop, I wanted to find a way to not waste it.

Candle hugging is a candle care technique suitable for (beeswax) pillar candles. Its aim is to encourage the flame to consume all the wax av

In addition to all the work related to launching a handmade shop, I’ve decided to start a blog. I have things to say about (my) candles.