14 Nov, 2022

How to use Crystals to create calm in your home

The healing properties of amethyst, rose quartz and citrine crystals are well known. Each of these crystals has a unique energy that can help you in different ways. Amethyst is a powerful stone that can help to protect you from negative energy. It is also thought to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. Rose quartz is known for its ability to promote feelings of love and compassion. It can also help to reduce stress and anxiety. Citrine is a stone that is said to promote happiness and abundance. It is also thought to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. If you are feeling stressed or anxious, it may be helpful to use one or more of these crystals. Place the crystal near you, or hold it in your hand. Allow the crystal's energy to help you relax and feel better. There are many other crystals that can be used for stress and anxiety relief. Some of the more popular ones include: Aventurine: This green coloured crystal is said to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. It is also thought to promote luck and abundance. Jade: This green stone is said to be beneficial in promoting peace and harmony. It is also thought to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. Lapis lazuli: This blue stone is said to promote wisdom and understanding. It is also thought to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. Quartz: This clear or white stone is said to have powerful healing properties. It is also thought to be helpful in reducing stress and anxiety. There are many other crystals that can be used for stress and anxiety relief. If you are interested in trying out a different crystal, consult with a knowledgeable crystal therapist or do some research to find the right one for you.

26 Dec, 2021

5 Tips for Baby Witches

Use Incense ashes to make black salt. Collect your incense ashes in a small bowl. Place your salt of choice into a Mortar and add your ashes. Using the pestle, gently grind the ashes and salt together

22 Mar, 2021

Synthetic fragrances vs essential oils in soy candles

Fragrance oils are shelf-stable and non-volatile, which is why they might be more preferred to essential oils. They are longer-lasting, which means that their end products are always producing striking scents.

30 Dec, 2020

The benefits of Soy Candles

Arranging them will very much depend on your own personal style. Here are a few ideas to appeal to some of the best-loved interior trends.

20 Jan, 2019

Tips on styling your Candles

Candles are always a must. So much so, that I have 6 candles on my coffee table. Five on the top and one on the bottom. Good thing we can help you there! 

31 Dec, 2018

Getting the most from your Candle purchase

Have you ever bought a candle only to have it stop burning half way down? This is something known as 'tunnelling' and it's a common problem caused by not following your candle care instructions carefully. When you buy a candle, your Chandler should have given you with a small insert to give you directions on how to get the most from your Soy Candle and ensure it burns well. Follow the instructions below and you will always get a well performing candle. Trim the wick slightly before lighting for the first time. If you don't, the flame will be too large and cause an irregular melt pool. Make sure when lighting your candle for the first time to burn for 4 hours. Make sure the melt pool (molten wax) extends to the edge of the candle jar. Never 'blow out' your candle. Use a wick dipper to extinguish the flame. If you don't have one on hand, you can simply use the back of a teaspoon to submerge the wick just under the molten wax. If using this method, you will need to use the teaspoon to bring the wick back into a standing position. Keep away from draughts. Draughty areas can cause the flame to burn to one side and tunnel into your candle. Never burn for more than 4 hours at a time. Soy + Coconut wax is VERY soft. Power burning (what it is referred to when burned in excess of 4 hour bursts) and overheat the wax making it too soft. If you have ever had a candle where the wick has fallen over near the end of the jar, this is why. Candle making is both a science, and an art. Divinity put the utmost care and attention into every candle we make and we want you to get the most from your purchase!! Mishelle xx