Paraffin Wax
Derived from petroleum, paraffin is the most common and inexpensive wax used in mass-market candles.
When burned, it releases toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and black soot, compromising indoor air quality.
Discover why the foundation of a candle matters for your health and home sanctuary.
Derived from petroleum, paraffin is the most common and inexpensive wax used in mass-market candles.
When burned, it releases toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and black soot, compromising indoor air quality.
A natural byproduct of honey production, beeswax is incredibly dense and burns very slowly.
While clean-burning and natural, it has a distinct inherent scent that can interfere with delicate fragrance profiles.
Crafted from the oil of soybeans, this renewable resource is biodegradable and entirely vegan.
It burns remarkably clean, produces zero petro-carbon soot, and offers an exceptional scent throw.
Unlike paraffin, soya wax does not release toxic carcinogens into the air you breathe. It ensures your sanctuary remains pristine.
Spills are easily cleaned with simple soap and warm water, leaving no stubborn, oily residue behind.
Soya wax burns at a cooler temperature than paraffin, resulting in a candle that lasts significantly longer, extending your moments of calm.
Every Lumina candle is hand-poured from 100% soya wax. Browse the collection.