Category: Homemade Candles

If you love candles, you probably end up buying them a lot, which can be expensive. For this reason, people try to save up money by making their own. Consequently, the question arises; is making your...

Color candle wax by adding candle-safe dye to fully melted wax, stirring until the color is even, testing a small cooled sample, adjusting the shade, and pouring only after the dye is fully...

Candle wax does not melt at one universal temperature. Common candle-making waxes usually soften or melt from about 90°F to 185°F (32°C to 85°C), depending on wax type, blend, additives, and...

If you've ever made your own candles, then you might have noticed that they don't always burn as long as store-bought ones. But is this always the case? How long should a homemade candle burn for,...

The perfect amount of candle wax is crucial to the success of your candle. Too much, and you'll end up with a messy wick or nothing; not enough, and it will fail before even melting! How can we tell...

Have you ever noticed that it starts to sweat when you place a candle in your home or office? You may be wondering why this is happening and what's causing the problem. If so, don't worry; it's not...