Girly startup in the kitchen: unemployed British woman makes indecent candles

The coronavirus pandemic has shown how important it is to be able to adapt to new conditions, because it is not the strongest who survives, but the one who is able to adapt flexibly. Many lost their jobs, but some found new opportunities in the new environment. So a girl from the UK who lost her job during the pandemic started making candles in the form of sex toys for a living.

A resident of Surrey, 25-year-old Em Newton (Em Newton) decided to implement her idea when she thought about gifts for Christmas for loved ones, and later the hobby turned into a business.

To begin with, the girl had to order 10-15 toys from a sex shop, from which she then made shapes for candles. According to her, the most difficult thing was to explain to her mother, with whom she lives, what was in the package that the courier brought her.

The family of Em Newton hoped that the hobby would come to naught, but now she has already sold about 500 indecent candles. A small business, which the British woman is engaged in in the kitchen of her parents ' house, began to generate income.

The girl said that her grandfather, a staunch Catholic, is still terrified of her granddaughter's hobby and still does not want to talk about it. And the mother can not forgive the situation when the puppy took out one of the intimate toys to the electrician who came to the house.

But the girl's business is going up: she has already sold 500 pieces of candles of indecent shape. Consumers appreciated the wide range: Em offers candles in six different colors, the most popular — pink and blue.

It takes Em Newton about an hour to make one smaller candle, while the girl takes longer to make larger items. 

Making candles in a home kitchen with low taxes for the self-employed and flexible working hours is a great idea, even though my grandfather is unhappy. But, most likely, he would be more dissatisfied if his granddaughter went to explore the expanses of OnlyFans, as many representatives of the fair sex did. But selling your candid photos and videos is fraught with many dangers.