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How Do I Remove Wax from My...? Containers: Since beeswax contracts in cold temperatures, our favorite method of removing leftover wax from a container is to put it into a freezer. After the container … read more

Leftover beeswax from your candles never has to go to waste. Beeswax boasts a remarkable array of properties that contribute to its diverse uses. At Big Dipper, we have a lot of fun finding ways to re … read more

Peter Drucker once said “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” While it’s easy to get stuck in the day to day of life, it’s true that the choices we are making e … read more

From our beginnings in Seattle, WA to now producing candles in Atlanta, GA, our tried-and-true candle making process has never changed. Our beeswax candles are made from naturally filtered beeswa … read more

Embrace Non-Toxic Ambiance Looking to detox your home in the new year? In a world where health-conscious living is becoming increasingly popular, many people are seeking alternatives to traditional pa … read more