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Candle Making Test Sheet

There are a variety of candle making supplies and techniques available to you to create the perfect (or not-so-perfect) candle. Remember every detail of what you used to make each and every candle with our candle making test sheet.

Our test sheet includes fields for every aspect of candle making, including, but not limited to:

  • Type of candle
  • Name and size of container
  • Wax type
  • Fragrance name, amount used and temperature poured
  • Dye type, color and amount used
  • Wick name, core, size
  • Number of pours
  • Cooling time

DOWNLOAD CANDLE MAKING TEST SHEET

11 thoughts on “Candle Making Test Sheet”

  1. GLORIA M Grant

    Hi Thinking about starting a candle business(Selling Candles). I will need all the advice available.

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    1. Avatar photo William Binder

      Please email us at [email protected] and we can send you the best links to start any type of candle company

      Reply
  2. ventilate

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    1. Avatar photo William Binder

      Can you please advise what type of issue you are having.

      Reply
  3. Madeline

    Which wick works best with the C-6 coconut wax

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    1. Avatar photo William Binder

      We like either the ECO wicks are the RRD.

      Reply
  4. Jennifer Burney

    Hello, I need assistance on the proper wick for a 2×4 pillar beeswax candle
    and a glass 4 oz and 9 oz beeswax candle.

    Thank you

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    1. Avatar photo William Binder

      For the 2″ would recommend testing the #1 or the #2. Will depend on how filtered the beeswax is. If you let us know the diameter of those jars we can certainly recommend a wick to use.

      Reply
  5. athena

    I am blending my candles with soy-125 and cbl-125. I use 70% soy and 30% Cbl-125. I use no more than 8% fragrance oil and I put the FO at 160 and pour at 145. I am having alot of frosting when it is cured. Can you let me know what I can do to lessen the frosting?

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  6. Kristina

    Hola I Thinking starting a candle business(And other product with oil scent ). I will need all the advice available and if possible Spanish classes
    I appreciate this,

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  7. aeng5984

    Thinking about starting my own small candle business , all the information is great an helpful.. Thanks

    Reply
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