The lifelong-lasting alternative to single-use candles that are better for you, the environment, and your wallet.
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With candles that never melt and refillable oils, Everglow candles are guaranteed to last a lifetime.
Everglow candle oil is made entirely from vegetable byproducts, making it the worlds most eco-friendly candle.
Everglow candles are one of the only candles in the market free from toxins, smoke, soot, and odors.
Everglow candle oil is made from vegetables; free from the formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, and other toxins found in traditional candles.
Smoke-free, soot-free, odor-free.
Non-toxic & biodegradable fuel.
Our oils are non-flammable by nature, making them much safer than wax candles.
The refillable nature of Everglow candles makes them less wasteful and much more economical than wax candles.
Everglow candles cost less than $0.16 per hour of burn time, compared to $0.40-$1.08 for traditional candles.
No maintenance, no wax, and no dripping means less waste, no extra tools required, and no risk of furniture damage.
Everglow candles are a unique and reusable steel candle that never melts or burns down. It is designed to be a permanent addition to your home decor, providing enjoyment for years to come.
The Everglow candle is a refillable oil candle. Simply fill the candle with our Everglow candle oil, wait 15 minutes if it's your first use, light the wick, and enjoy clean-burning, smoke-free, and scent-free ambiance.
Everglow candles will last for a lifetime and can burn for up to 150 hours on a single refill.
We can only recommend using Everglow oil with our candles. It is specially formulated to provide the best performance and ensure a clean burn. Other oils, fuels, or alcohols may have a higher flash point, which could lead to dangerous conditions. In addition, other oils are likely have additives which could damage the candle.
While we are continuously experimenting with different scents, we currently don't offer scented oils. Adding scented oils to your candles will likely damage them.
