Long and very slow-burning; two variants are available: 8 oz regular mouth mason jars with single wicks and 16 oz wide-mouth mason jars with double wicks.

Candle tips: keep wick trimmed to 1/4” to produce a strong flame. Allowing the surface of the wax to completely melt each time the candle is lit will help avoid tunneling; for best results, plan to burn at least 4 hours at a time. Heat tolerant mason jar; this beeswax candle can be used with candle warmers and lamps, or by traditional lighting. Tunneling is the crater-like shape that begins to take place near the wick(s) of candles and tends to happen when candles are blown after melting for only a short period of time. Beeswax has a very high melting point; these candles light best away from a direct breeze or other elements that may impact the ability of the lit wick to melt wax. Use vigilance and standard safety precautions when lighting candles and using candle warmers.