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NKD Naked Candles: Zero Bad Stuff

by Kimberly Jordan Allen · 12/01/08

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There are so many holiday candles and air fresheners out there, but many are created from synthetic fragrances that contain harmful chemicals. In this day and age when people are “Febreezing” their environments, it is important to use natural toxin-free products.

I was introduced to the nkd: Naked Candles at Our Green House last year and got hooked. NKD attempts to engage in eco-friendly practices by producing their candles domestically (home base is Boulder, CO) from recycled materials. These yummy soy wax candles are 97% pure and natural. The scents are subtle and pleasant.

My favorite is Jack Frost, a buttery peppermint-pine scent that is warm, yet refreshing for the holidays. Other notables are: Moonstruck: strawberries and champagne, Thunderhead: lavender and citrus create this crisp, fresh scent. Ginger Papaya, Farmers Market (fresh greens,) and Dreamsicle are also delicious.

As of December 3rd, 2008, NKD is offering a 25% discount to Eco Chick readers. Use code: K25D08 Good through December 31st

Tags candles, decor, Home, scents

Kimberly Jordan Allen is a freelance writer focusing on health and wellness. Kimberly's work has been featured in E/The Environmental Magazine, NY Spirit, Check Biotech, and the Organic Consumers Association website.

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3 Comments on “NKD Naked Candles: Zero Bad Stuff”

  • redroot

    I am so glad to hear about candle alternatives. I love for my home to smell fresh, but I don’t want to bring unneeded harm to our environment. Thanks for informing about this company.

    12/01/08 » 8:11 pm »

  • Helene

    do you know if the soy is organic? soy is definitely better than petroleum candles but something like 98% of soybeans grown in North America has been genetically modified which is disturbing. It is possible to get organic soy though, it’s nowhere near as abundant

    12/07/08 » 10:04 pm »

  • Raven

    I only worry about soy being organic when eating it. While I dont support GM, using this soy for candles is far better then the alternatives.

    12/28/08 » 4:11 pm »

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