Allergies To Fragrances

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   Sheryl says

   January 31, 2015 at 2:21 am

   I would also like to know more about what you use to add fragrance to your candles? I am quite sensitive to artificial perfumes and dyes. Most candles are scented with perfumes. Thanks so much, I’m intrigued by all the great candle reviews.

   Sheryl

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   Lisa Ekland says

   January 31, 2015 at 3:29 am

   Do you or will you ever have a line of oils, scented or otherwise, that can be used in lamps, lanterns and other oil burning equipment?

   I’m very sensitive to things and cannot use just any product. In the past I have had bad reactions to candles and oils that might contain petrochemicals so I’m checking to see if there are or might be other oil choices. I have lanterns, oil burning “candles” and a tipping tea kettle that I would love to use but can’t find the right products for them. Can you help or direct me to another source?

   Thank you,
   Lisa

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   Susann says

   January 31, 2015 at 4:49 am

   Hi, I’m allergic to latex and “crossovers” such as palm oil, hazelnut, coconut, peaches pineapple, etc. I’m looking for candles that do not have any of these ingredients, and your soy candles seem to be the perfect solution for me. I also would like to know what ingredients might be in you scents?

   Thanks, Susann

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   Amy Geier says

   January 31, 2015 at 6:34 am

   Hi,
   I’m trying to find candles that don’t burn your eyes or give you a headache. I’ve been using candles by Bath & Body Works (3 wick). Most of their candles make my husband nauseas & irritate his sinus’s. And he gets so mad at me & I can’t burn them! I’m hopping your candles do not do this. Please let me know!

   Thanks so much!

   Amy Geier

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