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Meet the Maker: Bold Buffalo Candle Co

5 April 2021

We pre-recorded our conversation via Zoom with Rebecca Johnson, maker of/at Bold Buffalo Candle Co. to learn how and why she started the business.

We talked about how she landed on candles as her business venture, how she creates the candles and their names as well as how she came up with the name of her company.

She gave us some candle burning tips and talked about the things she loves most about being a small business owner and gave us some insight into a few partnerships she’s created along the way.

To learn more about Bold Buffalo Candle Co, purchase her candles, or reach out for your own partnership, follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoldBuffaloCandleCo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boldbuffalocandleco/ or on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BoldBuffaloCandleCo

Meet the Maker: Bold Buffalo Candle Co

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