It all began...
What started as a creative way to repurpose unused beer cans has grown into a full-sensory, sustainability-driven business-- >thanks to the incredible support of our local community. It’s taken a village, and there’s no doubt Blaze On wouldn’t be what it is today without the amazing small businesses and breweries in Asheville, North Carolina. These folks care deeply about the planet and showed up to support another small business doing it differently.
As a former beer sales and distribution manager, I saw firsthand how much waste the industry creates...from dented cans to misprints on stunning can art. What could have ended up in the trash is now sitting on mantles and coffee tables around the world as a piece of sustainable design and intentional scent.
The can-dle has been perfected by a triple Virgo (yep, I tested every cotton braided wick out there). Our
can-dles are among the longest-burning on the market—made with biodegradable soy wax, non-toxic ingredients, and a scent load pushed to the highest level a soy base can hold. They fill a space, last for days, and burn clean.
We often get asked: “Does the can get too hot?”
The answer is no. The vessel stays surprisingly cool to the touch—many customers even say it feels safer than glass. And when it’s done? It’s recyclable.
After years of hearing customers say they left their
can-dles in the car or wore the wax as perfume, the next evolution was natural: our line of 2 oz oils, roll-ons, and refillable car diffusers. These blends are made with high-quality essential oils and fractionated coconut oil... are designed for body, bath, car, and home. Each car diffuser is hand-detailed with dried flowers, herbs, or crystals, and made to be reused, keeping things
eco-friendly without sacrificing style.
We proudly partner with local and U.S.-based suppliers who share our values and commitment to sustainability. Every product is a reflection of care for people, pets, and the planet.
To the Blazers, brewers, and believers—thank you. You’ve helped turn a one-person idea into a movement.
~ Michele.