Derived from petroleum. When burned, paraffin wax releases chemicals like benzene and toluene, which may lead to headaches and respiratory irritation.

These chemicals are sometimes used in candle fragrance oils to make scents last longer. They can cause headaches, nausea, and other health issues in some individuals.

Synthetic dyes used to color candles can release additional chemicals when burned, potentially contributing to headaches and respiratory issues.

These are volatile organic compounds, and inhaling these compounds can lead to headaches and respiratory problems.

These are volatile organic compounds, and inhaling these compounds can lead to headaches and respiratory problems.

Chemical compound used as emulsifiers in candle production to aid in even distribution of fragrance oils and improve burning properties, can pose potential concerns due to their links to skin irritation and environmental impact associated with its usage and disposal.

Chemical compound used for its emulsifying properties,but its usage raises concerns due to potential skin irritation, environmental impact, and health risks associated with certain formulations and concentrations.

A synthetic fragrance ingredient, is sometimes used in candles to impart a specific scent profile or fragrance to the product. It has been identified as a potential allergen.

A synthetic fragrance ingredient that could be used to impart a specific floral scent. It has been identified as a potential allergen.

It is not suitable or safe for use in consumer products due to its potential health risks and classification as a carcinogen

They have been a topic of concern due to studies suggesting they may have potential hormone-disrupting properties and associations with certain health risks.