how to make candles

how to make candles

Soy vs Coconut vs Paraffin Wax: Which Is Best for Candles?

Soy vs Coconut vs Paraffin Wax: Which Is Best for Candles?

A practical comparison of soy, coconut and paraffin candle wax: scent throw, finish, burn behaviour, cost, sustainability and the best use for each.

Candle fragrance load explained: how much oil should you use?

Candle fragrance load explained: how much oil should you use?

1. What is fragrance load (and why it matters) Definition: Fragrance load is the ratio (by weight) of fragrance oil added to the candle wax. For example, if you have 100 g of wax and you add 8 g o...

How to make your first candle collection

How to make your first candle collection

When you decide to create your very first candle collection, it’s an exciting step into building your brand. In this article, we won’t talk about the budget or costs of such a project — that part w...

How to choose the perfect wick for your candle

How to choose the perfect wick for your candle

Choosing the right wick is critical for crafting high-quality candles that burn cleanly and evenly. Premium wicks like TCR and STABILO are offered to ensure optimal performance. This guide explores...

How to make container candles - candle making guide

How to make container candles - candle making guide

Container candles bring warmth and charm to any space, and making them at home is rewarding. This guide offers a step-by-step approach to crafting container candles with wax, wicks, and fragrance. ...

How to make candles: a practical guide for beginners

How to make candles: a practical guide for beginners

Candle making is not one universal recipe. A candle is a system of wax, wick, fragrance, optional colour and format. To make one reliably, first decide whether it will stay in a container or be rem...

How to choose candle wax: soy, beeswax, paraffin and plant-based blends

How to choose candle wax: soy, beeswax, paraffin and plant-based blends

Understand the main candle wax types, their strengths and limitations, and how to choose a formulation for containers, pillars, tapers or wax melts.