The choices  in scents are wonderful – vanilla tonka includes hints of coconut and cherries, pineapple cilantro adds touches of grapefruit and ginger, while coconut plantain mixes in some jasmine and bergamot too.

Adding a second wick to the candle helps to release extra fragrance from the soy-based wax.  It also makes it easier to melt in a more uniformed pattern, which can help the candle to last longer.

Fortunately there’s a large assortment of sizes and styles available, so whether you like pillars, jar candles or tea lights, you can find a twin light soy candle to match your style.  Some of the fragrances even come in scented potpourri.

If you’re ready to start shopping for Christmas candles, the Twin Light line includes both Cinnamon Holly and Christmas Tree scented candles.  Even though one of my best friends has allergies, she can still enjoy scented candles if they are made of soy-based wax, so I’ve started my Christmas gift shopping early.