Posted on June 7, 2022August 20, 2022 by Tech Zen — 2 CommentsDIY Citronella Candles Nothing says summer like Citronella and now you can create and sell your own Citronella candles to keep the bugs away! Citronella Fragrance Oil also has mood lifting properties. Find out everything you need to know now to make your own beautiful Citronella candles. Citronella is an oil extracted from an Asian grass plant that helps… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 15, 2022 by Customer Service — 13 CommentsHow to Make Candles, Candlemaking Instructions, and Product Recommendations Candle Making for Beginners Welcome to Candle Making for Beginners. It’s the section of our web site dedicated to helping new candle makers understand the products and processes required to make candles. If you just want to make candles as a craft project, this section can help you too. Just select one of the candle making… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 15, 2022 by Customer Service — 102 CommentsChoosing the Right Candle Wax For Making Candles So, you want to make candles! There are some decisions you’ll need to make to get started, but one of the first involves the type of wax you want to use. How do you know which type of candle wax to choose? Things You’ll Need to Consider Your choice will depend on several factors,… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 16, 2022 by Customer Service — Leave a commentHow to Make Votive Candles Step 1: Choose the Right Votive Wax Votive wax can be the same as Pillar wax and there is no need for additives to the 3 waxes mentioned below. Votive/Pillar Blend Wax CBL-141 A quality, consistent blended wax designed to hold large amounts of fragrance. Good release from molds. 143 Melt Point Wax 4045 H… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020October 21, 2020 by Customer Service — 6 CommentsHow to Make Beeswax Candles Making beeswax candles can be a fun, easy project to get started making candles. They’re attractive, useful and all natural. And, you can experiment with different colors, sizes and designs! What’s the Buzz about Beeswax Candle Sheets? Whether you’re a large manufacturer or a home hobbyist, it’s fun to sit down with kids, friends, family,… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 15, 2022 by Customer Service — 2 CommentsHow To Make Gel Candles To make a gel candle, choose a glass jar or beverage glass and any wax inserts that you would like to embed in your candle. Select a gel wax density based on the concentration of scent you want (low density = 0-3%, medium density = 0-4%, high density = 0-5%). Choose a gel compatible scent… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 16, 2022 by Customer Service — 2 CommentsHow to Make Soy Wax Candles Step 1: Choose the Right Soy wax is simply hydrogenated soybean oil and the best application for soy wax is in container candles. When using soy wax it is important to note that there are definitely performance and appearance differences between paraffin wax and soy wax. Soy wax basics Generally soy wax candles have a “flat”… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 16, 2022 by Customer Service — 4 CommentsHow to Make Pillar Candles When Making a Pillar Candle, You’ll Need the Following Items: Making your own candles can be exciting, but don’t forget to gather all the materials and tools you’ll need to get started! Pouring Pots A pouring pot is needed to hold your liquid wax and enable you to pour it into your candle molds. Thermometer… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020August 15, 2022 by Customer Service — 3 CommentsHow to Make a Simple Container Candle Step 1: Choosing the Proper Wax There is no need for additives to the 3 waxes mentioned below. Container Blend Wax – CBL-125 This is a soft, smooth and creamy blended candle wax that is specially formulated for use in container candles. This is a one-pour wax. CBL-125 can display one pour behavior in smaller… Read more
Posted on March 25, 2020October 21, 2020 by Customer Service — 7 CommentsCandle Making Instructions 1. Heating, processing, mixing, and pouring your waxes: Place the candle wax in the pouring pitcher or wax heater and heat it until it is completely liquefied. Heating the candle wax up to 200 degrees F is generally fine. We suggest adding the color and additives to your wax right around 190 degrees F. Fully… Read more