From The Blog

Welcome to Happy Wax! Did you know that all of our soy wax melts and candles are made at our factory in Hillsborough, North Carolina? We interviewed Randy, our superstar Warehouse Manager for a clo...

What is soy wax and how is soy wax made? Soy wax is vegetable wax derived from the oil of soybeans and is primarily used in candles. After they are harvested, the soy beans are cleaned, cracked, de...

#1. Apartments/Rental Houses Most landlords do not allow tenants to burn candles in rented spaces. Open flames are fire hazards, and many people who use scented candles in their homes do not follo...

#1. Wax Melts Are Flame-Free The National Fire Protection Association estimated that from 2014-2018, fires related to candles caused an estimated $278 million in direct property damage. Decorative ...

If you've seen soy wax melts in your nearest boutique, retailer, or trending on social media, you may be left asking "What do you do with wax melts?" Wax tarts, melts or cubes are scented pieces of...

Wax melts and tarts have recently been seen moving into major retail stores. However, not everyone is familiar with this candle alternative, leaving customers asking, “How do you use wax melts?"  C...

"Fragrance throw" is the nomenclature given to assess the strength of scent dispersed from wax melts and candles. In the melting community, fragrance throw is classified into two categories: “hot” ...

There’s one simple thing that people seem to want to know when it comes to melting scented wax melts (or candle melts) in a wax warmer: how to clean a wax warmer and change out scents without makin...

Wax melting is the fastest-growing segment in the home fragrance market, but many people aren’t familiar with it. If you're new to wax melting and would like more information, read on for a few fac...