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Always
buy candles with “high concentration,” “high
infusion,” or “triple milled” on the label
regarding fragrance.
Scented candles are a superior way to add a
pleasing ambience to any room of your house.
Unscented candles can be delightful, providing a
radiant focal point, but scented candles add a
whole new dimension by filling the air with
fragrance during the day or night. Affordable
scented candles come in many different
fragrances and blends to create the mood you
want.
To select the scented candles that are right for
you, you need to know something about what makes
a candle high quality. The type of wax and wick
are the most important factors. High-quality wax
burns cleaner and longer, with less soot and
smoke than low-quality candles. The slow burning
time means that even though they are more
expensive than cheap candles, they last longer.
A high-quality scented candle burns evenly. To
ensure that the wick will remain in the center
of the candle throughout its life, some
companies have hand-straightened, zinc core
wicks in their candles. This produces an even
burn. The zinc core provides for a clean,
smoke-free, hot burn. The hotter the burn, the
more intense the fragrance.
Perhaps the most important element of a scented
candle is its fragrance. Always buy candles with
“high concentration,” “high infusion,” or
“triple milled” on the label regarding
fragrance. These terms mean that the fragrance
is distributed evenly throughout the candle wax
and the candle will smell as fragrant at the end
of its life as it did at the beginning. Cheaper
candles have a coat of fragrance only on the
outside of the candle so that it will smell good
in the store. Candles with a concentrated scent
that are larger than votive size should be
purchased in containers with lids to prevent the
fragrance oils from evaporating when not being
burned.
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