Conventional candles can be dangerous. Unstable flames, burning containers, wax spillage... These risks are real, especially around children or pets. The pearl candle, thanks to its innovative system, significantly limits these dangers. Here's why.

1. Controlled combustion
With a conventional candle, all the wax melts at once. The result: a large amount of liquid wax, a very hot container, and an increased risk of overflow or spillage.
Conversely, the pearl candle only heats locally around the wick. The wax remains solid outside this area. The temperature remains low, and the flame stabilizes naturally.

2. Less risk of burns or fire
The pearl candle is self-securing; if dropped or knocked over, the flame extinguishes immediately upon contact with the wax beads. Unlike conventional candles, no liquid wax spills, no fire spreads. Even if the jar is tilted or handled, the granular structure limits any spread. It's a passive, built-in safety feature, requiring no intervention.
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3. A more reliable alternative for everyday use
This type of candle also limits material damage, no traces of dripped wax on furniture, no container exploding from heat, no smoke odors at the end of the cycle.
It is a format designed for repeated use, in a domestic or professional setting.

Conclusion
Choosing a pearl candle means reducing risks while still enjoying the soft glow of a flame. More stable, cleaner, and safer.