Really?
No, really. I live in a city. I have my farmer Pawandeep Arora, who is a migratory beekeeper, rotating almost constantly between the five North Indian states of Jammu, Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan. I call him up when I need beeswax. He filters it, and sends it to me, about 20 kilos at a time.
I then spend the rest of my time purifying the beeswax until you couldn’t find an impurity in it with a magnifying glass. Then, I make your candles. Harry Winston once wrote: “Perfect comes from staying awake until 2 a.m., deciding whether to tilt a stone one-hundredth of an inch this way or that.” But a beeswax candle is far more important than a piece of jewelry, when it (not the trinket) is offered in the service of God.
The only time I add anything to the beeswax is when I make a candle with essential oils (never fragrance oils). I add a sixth portion of coconut wax, which “throws” the scent further, something beeswax finds hard to do.
So 100% beeswax, it is. If you discover our 100% beeswax candles are cheaper than the 51% beeswax candles available where you are, put it down to labor arbitrage, and never material. Our pure beeswax candles are ALWAYS 100% pure beeswax.