20 Jan Read more Glen Coe Glen Coe is the big, steep one on the way to Fort William. Stop, but do not treat it like a car park with mountains... Continue reading
17 Jan Read more Choosing Wax for Candle Making Pick the wax for the jar and the values, then test the wick. We landed on soy-coconut for a vegan Highland candle. Continue reading
13 Jan Read more The Cairngorms The Cairngorms are plateau and pine, not a single pretty glen. Dress for the top even if the car park is calm. Continue reading
10 Jan Read more Three Ways to Empty a Candle Jar Freeze it, float it out with hot water, or warm it carefully. Do not microwave a jar with a metal tab. Continue reading
06 Jan Read more Loch Ness Loch Ness is a long, dark loch, not a theme park. Drive it, get on the water if you want, skip the worst of the... Continue reading
03 Jan Read more Coconut Candle Wax: Why It Is in the Blend Coconut wax is creamy and throws well. Too soft on its own in a warm room, which is why it sits in a blend with... Continue reading
30 Dec Read more Candle Care Tips That Actually Matter Trim, first pool to the glass, keep it still and off the draught. That is candle care. The rest is decoration. Continue reading
23 Dec Read more Why We Use Soy Candle Wax Soy is what we start with: plant-based, a cooler pool, a quieter lid sniff. We blend it with coconut because soy on its own can... Continue reading
20 Dec Read more Our Packaging, Without the Lecture Packaging here is tins, glass and a GOTS cotton pouch. Pretty enough. Tough enough for a van. Not a plastic display case. Continue reading
16 Dec Read more GOTS Cotton Pouches for Our Candles GOTS is a standard, not a vibe. The pouch is organic cotton that actually is. That is why we pay for it. Continue reading