Bluecorn 100% Pure Beeswax Votive Candles | Natural Beeswax Candles, Yellow Beeswax Votives, Small Candles 4-Pack | Long Burn (12+ Hours) | Soy, Paraffin, & Fragrance Free | Handmade in Colorado

These candles are my favorite. They smell like beeswax, which is subtle and natural. They burn for a long time if you follow the directions to cut the wick before lighting. I was originally sent an empty box by Amazon but they fixed it and sent me a full box. In that process I contacted the company and they offered to fix the problem. Their customer service was fast and really helpful. This is a great company and they have great products.

Great product, far too expensive for me to purchase weekly, as I would want. Grateful to the bee keepers for maintaining hive and bee health, it's not easy. I wish I could afford these as a home staple, as I would purchas a 100 pack, but they cost a lot for just four votive. Still, if you can afford, these are absolutely divine

These nice candles are made in the US. They work very well, but for the price I would consider them to be expensive. They do not last very long, so you have to spend a lot every month to keep up your supply. If you have got the money, I would buy them. If you do not, I will go ahead with the cheaper option.

I use these votive candles in my prayer corner, and they are a perfect part of my day each morning and evening. The burn time is good. Plus the purity of the beeswax is essential. Highly recommend.

I bought these to use in my Himalayan salt votive candleholder. At first I just plopped them in and burned over three or four evenings. But there was wax left in the bottom after the wick was gone. In order to get it out, I put the holder in the freezer, which worked great except it caused condensation and some salt melted off. Then I put a plastic cup left over from a tea light into the holder and set the candle into that. But I had the same problem with leftover wax on the sides and bottom of the holder. (I should say that the holder is the correct tight fit for the candle.) So I bought some glass votive holders for these candles (Pro Tip: put ½ teaspoon of water in the bottom. Makes it easy to get excess wax out—not possible with a salt holder.). I also got some tea lights in plastic cups from this manufacturer to use in my salt holder. Those work great.

I’ve been buying beeswax candles for my daughter years. This is the first time she raved about the smell - even unlit. I’ll buy from this company in the future. Well and minimally packaged, fair price.Thank you and congrats

Through one candle and it’s lasted longer than advertised, little to no scent

I have a cockatiel and therefore I am extremely careful with toxins, chemicals, and smoke. I don't use nonstick cookware, etc., and I would never usually burn candles. But I have needed to burn one single candle for a specific ritual practice, and after looking into many different candles, this brand is one of the best I've found. I know they are not cheap, but my little bird is worth every penny. I still take it outside to blow it out, the smoke is heavier when first blown out. Also, as a person who cares about her own health, I don't want to inhale toxic chemicals, either. If you are burning this brand of candles around birds, I would still suggest you light them in an open area with air flow, and not too much of a confined space. Just to be safe!