A scent can bring a person
back to a long forgotten memory or make a new one. A warm or
spicey scent in the Winter just seems to make the cold nights
alot warmer. Pine needles way after the Christmas tree is gone,,,warm
vanilla keeping the cold chill out of our minds, or maybe heather
or lilac to bring on hopes of Spring and Summer for those of
you who don't appreciate Winter. For those that love the glimmer
of Autumn,,,there's many scents that can bring us back to road
trips and stopping at an apple stand, or maybe Summer scents
bringing back flashes of childhood memories when the window was
open when the lawn was being mowed, or falling asleep on fresh
sheets that were hung in the sun all day. Some scents even make
our mouths water! So many less calories then the actual thing.
*;) What do real estate agents suggest? Bake bread before a potential
buyer comes to look at the house to set a mood! It's not the
bread,,but the scent!!! Because scent touches a part of our brain
and if we stop, close our eyes and just take it in,,,it's a vacation
in our imagination. Away from the busy world, stresses and maybe
you'll just find yourself in Hawaii drinking a Pina Colada or
on a New England back road in Autumn, by a fireplace in Winter
or taking in the scent of a Summer garden on a warm day. A highly
scented candle is probably the least expensive vacation we can
take in our daily life. So light up safely, turn off the lights,
and explore all the places the scent of your choice will take
you to. And never forget to try one you never have before, because
you never know what memories it might bring up,,,,,,,,,, OR start!
*:)
Peggy
These highly scented
candles are made with a new wax that holds more scent then previous
waxes. I'm not going to tell you they are scented double or triple
what normal candles are because there is no standard to compare
that to. That's a marketing ploy I'm not going to throw on you.
It can actually be very dangerous to put more scent then a certain
wax can hold, so be careful of those marketing ploys because
you don't know if they're extending the safety limit of how much
scented oil that wax can hold.
What can I say,,,I like
to smell the fragrance even when I'm outside, so scent is the
most important thing to me. The wicks are coreless which means
no zinc or metal in them. I always seek the wax that can hold
the most scent and that's not soy!!! I use a more expensive wax
then most use because it holds so much more scent safely. Because
I'm making a candle I personally want and offering it to others.
If a better wax comes out to hold even more scent safely, then
that's what I'll use. After much thought from questions about
Motomo making soy candles. I'm sorry, but you won't find them
here. I just don't like them, so I can't in my heart feel good
about producing them.
Container candles use
a softer wax, holding and throwing the scents better then harder
wax pillars. They're less messy (no drips to worry about), most
all of the wax gets used (read below for safety instructions)
and the containers are reusable. I use premium ingredients (cost
doesn't matter to me to make a candle I personally enjoy) and
each candle is hand poured. These candles are incredible and
can scent a whole floor or even house from what I've been told,
and of course the more subtle scents if lit outside. Just a tease
of a scent carried on the breeze. Wonderful! *:)
A short bio on Peggy
