Eclipse Candle Company Review

Yes, I know what you're probably thinking. Another candle company?  I like this one, though, and if your area isn't already saturated with Scentsy  or PartyLite reps, Eclipse Candle Company might be a good option for someone looking for a party-plan business with a very low start-up cost.

Products - Eclipse Candle Company offers very reasonably-priced products including wickless wax melts, scented candles, warmers, and room sprays, which are sold at home parties by their reps (or "Glow Team").

For those who feel it's important to represent a company that gives back to the community, Eclipse Candle Company donates 100% of the net proceeds from its ECC Believes! Charitable Collection to organizations that provide aid to injured service members and Christian humanitarian organizations.

Enrollment - The start-up cost for a new Eclipse Candle Company Glow Team member is low -- $49.00 or $89.00, depending on which starter kit you choose. Each starter kit has product samples, catalogs, etc. Eclipse Candle Company also doesn't require Glow Team members to carry inventory.

Compensation - Eclipse Candle Company pays its reps 30% commission on their personal retail sales, and they can earn additional commissions on their downline sales if they recruit others.  

To summarize this Eclipse Candle Company review - As I wrote above, if your area hasn't been saturated by representatives of other home fragrance companies, Eclipse Candle is a good option. The products are appealing, consumable and well-priced, and the start-up cost is small. Even if you sign up and decide not to pursue the business opportunity, you could always use the products in your start-up kit.

This is a good review for Eclipse Candle Company. The only problem I see with it, as mentioned above, is that there are already so many candle companies, that you either have to be very lucky and live in an area that the other companies haven't gotten to yet, or have one hell of a marketing scheme. With the low start-up cost, however, it doesn't seem like there is much to lose. Even if you don't end up having any home parties, or making any income from them, you still only spent about as much as the product would cost by itself, so you basically just bought a good product.