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The article from Good Housekeeping's Cleaning Lab provides tips on removing candle wax from a wood table. By using ice to harden the wax, gently prying it off with a plastic spatula, and applying heat to soften any remaining bits, the wax can be removed without causing damage to the wood. Finally, a coat of furniture polish can be applied to help conceal any marks left behind. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Good Housekeeping highlights LAFCO's Source & Story Collection candles, which are made with rare ingredients sourced in partnership with farmers in Nepal, Peru, and Madagascar. The sales of these candles support local education programs and provide clean drinking water for Nepalese women. While these candles may be a splurge, the handblown-glass jars can be repurposed for home organizing and decor. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Good Housekeeping's Beauty Lab discusses the trend of personalized haircare products, such as custom shampoos and conditioners, that are tailored to individual hair needs. Brands are offering these products to address specific concerns like oily scalp or dry ends, with users completing online questionnaires to determine the best formulas for their hair type. The article suggests trying products like Prose Custom Shampoo or Function of Beauty Pro Bond Repair Custom Conditioner Mask for a personalized haircare experience. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates perfume Tom Ford Beau de Jour offered by Tom Ford, Corpus Natural Deodorant offered by J75 Inc. and fragrance candle Malin+Goetz Cannabis Earthy offered by Malin + Goetz.

The article offers interior decoration tips for guest bedrooms and offers product reviews of items including Paddywax's Boheme candle in Passion fruit and Guava, Lands' End Woven Lattice Throw in Pineapple, and IKEA's Mildra carafe and glass for water.

The article evaluates several Christmas gift items including fragrance-free candles, wrapping paper and Rachel Kozlowski's porcelain dishes.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for several housing decorations and entertainment including decorating brownies, decorating candles, and decorating cocktails with apothecary-inspired labels and red poison stickers.

The article evaluates several consumer goods including the Crocodile Stapler, the Klismos Dining Chair from Polo Ralph Lauren Corp., and scented candles from Sydney Hale Co.

Several photographs of home furnishings including clocks, candles, and glasses are presented.

The article gives decor ideas to fill glass lanterns with LED twinkle lights or flameless candles to put them by the front door or in an empty fireplace.

The article evaluates several home furniture products including the Light Touch Premium flickering flameless wax pillar candle in Textured Birch by Pottery Barn; the Power Couple Quinn coupe cocktail glasses by Caskata; and the Wheel Estate Libations antique brass bar cart by crate & barrel.

The article offers suggestions on accessories that can be used in bathroom decoration. Canopy's white ceramic accessories are claimed to double the medicine cabinet storage. It suggests using the open space around the tub to create a spa atmosphere by adding accessories like candles, loofahs and bath scents. It advises the use of scents like Mainstays' Lilac Blooms and Fresh Cotton to alter the tone of a bathroom.

The article reveals the concept of married couples about being sexy. Angela Betancourt feels attractive or sexy when she lights candles in the bedroom. On the other hand, Rich Betancourt, finds Angela the most irresistible when she is on the couch in front of the television after a long day at work and she is not wearing any makeup or jewelry. Charisse Lombardo-Moore feels sexy when she and her husband are strongly connected. On the other hand, Salvatore Moore finds Charisse most attractive when they are with a group of friends and she tells a story.

The article presents 101 ways of interior decorating makeovers. One may buy something Lucite. One piece will make any style room tastier, it is like adding salt. If a room has three or more pairs of anything, put one half of a pair away since too many pairs will make it too stiff. If one has a modern room, make oneself buy one traditional thing, like an old ceramic bowl or brass candlesticks with beeswax candles.

The article recommends several holiday gifts, including a red handbag from Avon, etched designer candles from Slatkin & Co, and faux-suede Sherpa booties from Old Navy.

The article offers tips and ideas on decorating the house during Halloween. A haunted house with scarily clever touches will stop partygoers dead in their tracks. To do this, use candlelight to create dark shadows in the corners. The ghostly white tapers in a flea market candelabra enhance the creepiness of cobwebs and flying bats.

The article presents information on some blue coloured household furnishing. Pearly flatware from Murval with turquoise-coloured handles brings refreshing color to any table. Decorated with Florentine paper, KarenKlein's florence candle casts a soothing glow when lit and emits a hint of fresh lavender. Fade-resistant and easy to clean, sunbrella fabrics transform outdoor furniture into classics. The Marni Liberty area rug from the Rug company creates a bit of flair underfoot.

The article presents an interview with singer Beyoncé Knowles. When asked what has been her most fearless move, she replied that doing her solo album at the age of nine was the most courageous step that she took. When asked how happenings in the past have changed her, she replied that she has grown so much and that she has become very selective about whatever she intends to do. When asked what is her favorite romantic evening, she replied that her favorite evening will include lighting some candles, having a good meal, and watching an old movie.

This article recommends using candles as a centerpiece. The assorted candles can be grouped on a pastry stand to create a dramatic effect. It would make a luminous addition to a buffet table or on a console in a foyer. Burning a spare, single-file line of candles marching across the runner produces a great effect.

Features the most valuable beauty products in the U.S. in 2004. Claus Porto Pastilles De Savon Ilyria Honeysuckle Guest Soaps; Dani Zante Currant Candle; Secret Sheer Dry Platinum Invisible Solid deodorant; Pavés Flawless Convertible-Proof Firm Hold Repairing Hairspray.

Provides tips for using candles safely. Purchase of candles with safety instructions; Importance of not burning a candle when children are present; Placement of the candle away from the bedding. INSETS: Are Your Smoke Alarms Working?;“Our Smoke Detector Saved Our Lives”..

Presents answers to a number of questions regarding women's health. Soot buildup from burning candles; C-sections and getting back in shape; Exercising with a cold; Treating dry skin; Others.

Evening is a magical time in the garden. The dew enhances merging fragrances, as the soil glow of dusk throws a new light on the trees, flowers and shrubs. As night falls, well placed lighting turns the garden into an intimate outdoor "room." At the day's end, a low glow or a bold flame will make this extra room an inviting place in any season, but the coldest. A glowing border of candlelight enhances the flowers it illuminates. Smaller holders are perched on overturned pots. Set the stage for a romantic evening by hanging lanterns from an arbor and tucking mini lights into sweet autumn clematis. INSET: Did you know?.

Presents several housekeeping tips and home decorations. Advice on giving tips to trash collectors and newspaper carriers; Information on vegetable- and soy-wax candles; Ways of removing tablecloth stains.

The article offers brief information on several Halloween gifts which includes, Personalized Halloween Doormat from Personalized Prints, Gold Mini Skull Candles and Lane Design Boo! Ceramic Candy Dish Set.

Focuses on several designs of candles and holders. Floating candles made with lighter wax; Handmade candles by Canadian Carolyn Dirstein company; Candlesticks by B&H Artworks.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for several decorative ideas for tables during holiday season which includes making candle cluster, making fall flowers flower pots, and creating glow time little bags.

The article offers information on several products of relevance to women including Anton Disclafani's book "The Yanahlossee Riding Camp for Girls," Takeya's Flash Chill Lemonade Maker and Caldrea Essential Collection's veggie-wax candles.

The article offers step-by-step instructions on how to turn an old lampshade into airy cocktail tables, how to fasten up a basic notebook using leather watch straps, and how to illuminate flameless candles with witty decals.

In this article the author discusses how simple things add luxury to life. According to her, a vase full of roses provides more satisfaction than a diamond necklace. Also, she commented on the importance of small things like soft candlelight, cool bedsheets and ripped tomatoes. She mentions that the art is to perfectly decorate the simple things to make them look luxurious. The author discusses the importance of cleanliness, proper organization and fresh foods.

The article evaluates several products including Simply Vera Vera Wang fur-collared Military Lace-Up Slippers, Chesapeake Bay Candle's Golden Amber soy wax candle, and Pier 1 Antiqued Gold Terracotta Desk Frames.

The article presents author's experience of creating a seasonal enchantment using candles. It mentions that candlelight has been important element in decoration of houses. It mentions that the author used electric light to decorate dining rooms. It states that mixing candlestick of various size helps in adding light to the space.

The article evaluates several home accessories including the 14-inch wax tapers, cotton cloths from Now Designs, and home classic bath towels from Charter Club.

The article offers tips for housekeeping. Leftover candles could be made into a decoration placed in a metal bucket with sand. Guidelines for making seashells as wall decorations and hanging of beach towels are provided. Pre-scratched canvases, acrylic paint, pencil, lively photographs or photocopies could be made into cameos.

The article describes an off-the-grid cabin owned by a public relations executive and his family located in Colorado. They equipped the cabin with a cast-iron stove. Without access to natural gas or electricity, the family relies on propane for cooking. In the winter, the family turns off their refrigerator and use it for dry storage, keeping it stocked with pasta, dried beans, popcorn, and energy bars. They also light the cabin mostly with candles and if more illumination is needed, they bring out Coleman propane lanterns.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making a candle.

The article presents information on several house furnishings including the Cool Breeze fan from Vivre, a Riviera-ready deck chairs from Quel Objet and the Citronella Torch Set candles from Harry Slatkin for Bath & Body Works.

The article offers several tricks and tips to ditch several items for good home furnishings. It advice to donate or pass any like-new candles, along with suggestions for discarding the old greeting cards. It mentions tips for keeping the tiny bottles of shampoo and lotion currently cluttering up undersink cabinet.

The article presents information on candle decorations and candle varieties for holidays. It is stated that a chandelier that is fitted with candles makes a special festive lighting source for holiday dinners. The article mentions about electrified chandeliers and candelabra, which are available in the market in small, medium, and large sizes.

The article offers tips on holiday decorating. For a memorable mantel, place candles in flower vases. Add sprigs of white birch, which will last all season without drying. For safety and stability, use oversize candles and never leave them unattended. Red dogwood twigs and clusters of shiny balls may be placed on a bare staircase. Wire holds the ornaments and pieces of wood together.

Presents several ideas on housekeeping and decorating greeting cards. Use of twigs as a wall art; Tips to clean leftover wax from candles; Information on how to make pop-up greeting cards.

Presents information on several products recommended as Christmas gifts. Grand Portmanteau five-wick candle from Molton Brown; Jewelry box from Hold Everything; Sig C quilted dog coat and dog bowl from Coach; Backgammon set from Traviso; Gift wraps from Moonrock Paper Co.

Features various bathroom accessories. Includes potpourri maple balls from The Thymes Limited; Clementine home perfume from L'Occitane; Scented candles from Christian Dior.

Features various items for home during spring season. Russ Berrie's detailed egg and bunny candles; Carruth Tiles' handmade Garden Bunny and Rosemary art tiles; Designer Stencils' blue-and-white China stencil collection.