Why Choose Mia Bella Candles?

The day I opened my scent sample pack, I was HOOKED. The packets sat on my desk and I couldn't help holding them up to my nose to sniff 'em all day long! When I read up on the benefits of the product, I was SOLD.

The jar candles have two wicks. Unlike the other jar candles sitting around my house at the time, these candles burn EVENLY. They don't "tunnel," leaving a bunch of unused wax!

I also appreciate that wax these candles are made of is comprised of vegetables and other natural, renewable resources.

Melts are a way to experience the gourmet fragrance of our candles without a flame! While our jar and votive candles are cleaner burning, they are not 100% soot-free. You cannot have a wick and absolutely no soot.

Melts are a sort of wickless candle you can put in a well ventilated, candle lit or UL approved electric was potpourri pot. Personally, I feel like using the candle lit melter pots defeat the purpose of the melts.

These are great because you can easily change out your scent. Just let the melted wax harden, and pop it out and replace with another scent!

If your liquified Mia Melt should spill, it is no problem to clean it up with just soap and water.

You can order them in packs of 10, or in some cases, purchase from your distributor in singles.

Home party companies are great! They offer moms and dads an opportunity to earn additional income in just a few hours a week. However, not everyone wants to trade in their day job for a night time party job.

That's one of the things I love about this company: you are not limited to one method of marketing. You can make a GREAT income just by selling the products, and that doesn't have to stop at home parties.

You can use the "smell and sell" technique just about anywhere! This method involves asking people you come into contact with during your day to day life, "Do you burn scented candles?" Do this while handing them a scent sample attached to a business card.

As a Candle of the Month subscriber, you will receive a dozen votives every month in the current month's scent. That's enough to keep and burn some for yourself, give some away as gifts, or gifts-with-purchase, and still make some scent samples to attach to business cards.

That's not your style? No problem! You can also add to your retail sales by dropping off free candle drawing boxes at local businesses. Leave them a demo candle to burn and enjoy. Come back a week later. Be sure to have some inventory in a cooler in your car, because chances are, someone is going to want to buy a candle!

Retailing can also involve holiday fairs, expos, craft fairs (as long as they don't require the candles to be made by you), farmers markets, quality flea markets (the one in my town is lousy), etc. You could also talk to your childrens' school about being involved in any upcoming events they are having.

Keep your mind, eyes, and ears open for opportunities!