Our Commitment to Sustainability

When I started this candle business, I knew that being eco-friendly wasn’t just a nice-to-have—it had to be at the heart of everything I do. Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword for me; it’s a commitment to creating beautiful products that respect the planet. Here are some of the ways I’m working to keep my candles as green as possible.

1. Choosing Clean, Natural Ingredients
My candles are made with a beeswax-soy blend, a natural and renewable resource. This blend burns cleaner, produces less soot, and has a longer burn time than traditional paraffin candles. Plus, the soy is sourced from sustainable farms, and the beeswax is a byproduct of beekeeping, supporting the vital role bees play in our ecosystem.

2. Reusable and Recyclable Packaging
Every part of my packaging is designed with the planet in mind. From glass jars that can be repurposed to recyclable boxes, I encourage my customers to reuse or recycle their candle containers. I’m always looking for ways to reduce waste and minimize my environmental footprint.

3. Ethical Sourcing
I carefully source materials from suppliers who share my values. This includes using fragrance oils that are free from harmful chemicals and working with partners who prioritize ethical and sustainable practices.

4. Small-Batch Production
By making candles in small batches, I can ensure quality while reducing waste. It also means I’m only producing what’s needed, avoiding overproduction and unnecessary resource use.

5. Encouraging Sustainable Habits
I love sharing tips with my customers on how to reuse their jars or recycle leftover wax. Little changes, like repurposing a jar as a planter or organizing container, can make a big difference over time.

Sustainability is a journey, and I’m constantly looking for ways to improve. Every candle I make is a small step toward a brighter, greener future. Thank you for supporting my business and being part of this journey—together, we can make a difference!

With love,
Home with Hunny 

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