I've made a candle at PPP several times and have always enjoyed the process. They provide simple…read morestep by step instructions and help with the process if needed. The ladies of PPP are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet! It's so fun to be able to get creative and make your own candle. These candles burn way better than some of the ones at big box stores. After the class I took some time to shop the store. The cheapest candle is $7 and I think the most expensive one (outside of ordering a custom one) is about $40. I picked up a couple of great gift items for friends and family. They have cards, clothes, games, some food based items and just about everything in between. There is parking right outside the store; which makes stopping in to grab some goodies even easier.

Hold the Prosecco, but add the candles!!! Do you want to go…read moreto a place I can teach you how to make a homemade candle with a custom send this is the place to go. This cute little shop has been in Burnsville for over a year and a different location for years past. They have a small store, but it's exactly what you need if you were looking for a gift for any occasion.

Great local store for gifts and home decor! They have a fantastic Christmas and holiday selection…read moreright now. The store is cozy and the staff is always friendly and welcoming. There are items in a wide range of price points. The store shares a building with Jensen's Cafe so easy to shop while waiting for a table! There is a small parking lot and a large parking ramp out back that are free. Highly recommend you check it out!

I love this women-owned store! You can easily spend an hour browsing through their unique…read morecollection of products. I never fail to purchase something, if not for myself, as a perfect gift.

Was testing the quality of the lapis pendulum I got and unfortunately it was dyed to look higher…read morequality. My pendulum with the gold chain was rubbed with a Q-tip and I accidentally got purple dye on it for my hair dye but you can see the blue dye on the other side of the Q-tip from the Divine Time pendulum.

The store is SO cute and I love all of the amazing incense and products…read moreSo many gems to choose from and all kinds of cute eclectic things to look at.

The scents are fantastic. Not to mention they all look amazing. Very happy with my purchase.read more

From the owner: We specialize in crafting handmade decorative pillars, sculptural, jar and flower candles. Each of…read moreour candles is carefully hand poured, ensuring unique and high quality products. We pride ourselves on using all-natural, eco-friendly, and organic materials, including 100% soy wax and beeswax.

Candle Lite parties are similar to Tupperware parties in the sense that they try and sell you a…read morebunch of pseudo-useful items that you can surely live without. Not only that, but they are so hard up for sales that they have the group play "games" during the party in which they give away some small prizes and in return, somebody (or a few somebodies) at the party will receive the "prize" of getting to throw their own Candle lite party. Seriously? You "get" to rack your brain to find a whole new group of friends to try and hard sell overpriced candles and dumb candle accessories to? Big win! These parties are like going to a cannabis club and paying exorbitant prices for fancy weed when all you want to do is get high every once in awhile. You KNOW that you can just go to your friendly neighborhood dealer for cheap and it would be less of a hassle, but for some reason the cannabis club just makes it seem fancier. Look folks, nobody should be taking their candles this seriously. Avoid having one of these parties at all costs and if you want candles, just go to the store and buy some.