We make both cotton and wooden wick candles. The cotton wicks that we use are an excellent choice for soy and soy blend candles. They are made from all natural ring-spun cotton and are metal free. Our crackling wooden wicks burns cleaner and slower. Both must be trimmed, prior to relighting and both wicks can be easily broken off once the candle is cooled before relighting for an optimum burn.

Since soy is natural, it tends to look rugged once it solidifies after a burn sometimes. This is completely normal and confirms that the soy wax is natural. Once the wick is trimmed and relit, the candle will burn awesomely.

100% soy wax is known for sweating and it's completely normal. A temperature change can make this happen and it does not affect the candle burn. Candles should be placed in cool and dry places. You can take a dry paper towel and dab the sweat off of the top of your candle prior to lighting if this is encountered.

Trimming the wick is essential for a great candle-burning experience. Trim your wick to 1/4 inch prior to relighting, whether it's cotton or wooden. This ensures an optimal candle experience once the candle solidifies. Cotton wicks will mushroom and must be trimmed, while wooden wicks may not relight (as they don't mushroom) if left untrimmed. I use CD (Stabilo) wicks, and they tend to mushroom. Mushrooming occurs when carbon builds up, and the flame consumes more wax than it can burn. Trimming the wick between burnings is highly recommended. A too-high or flickering flame is dangerous and should be extinguished immediately.

The fragrances oils are of the highest standards and compliant with the "Proposition 65" warning in California, and are 100% phthalate-free.

Yes, we do. For additional information, email info@thebeautifulbrownrainbow.com.

Yes, and they are easy to clean. My YouTube video is below showing the technique I use. There are others you can try as well.