However, after the glow fades and the last wisps of smoke disappear, you may notice something far less charming: soot marks ...

Burning candles is a simple pleasure, but do the smoke and chemicals they release in your home have negative health effects?

Now, a report in Angewandte Chemie International Edition suggests that not all nanoparticles produced from candle soot are bad; indeed, some may prove to be useful. Chengde Mao and colleagues at ...

If shiny new homeware is very much your idea of fun, there’s nothing quite as exciting as picking up a new candle – but you ...

Traditional Japanese candles are made of natural materials and produce little soot. Takazawa Candle places importance on cherishing the blessings of nature. It's the only business left in Ishikawa ...

Soy and beeswax candles produce measurably fewer pollutants compared to their paraffin counterparts. Laboratory analysis indicates that natural waxes release approximately 90% fewer soot particles ...