Candle Making Tips
Pouring Temperature & Smooth Finish for High-Me...
For smooth paraffin surfaces:👉 Pour at 185–203°F (85–95°C)👉 Let cool naturally, no drafts👉 Top off thin layer or add microcrystalline wax for best results
Pouring Temperature & Smooth Finish for High-Me...
For smooth paraffin surfaces:👉 Pour at 185–203°F (85–95°C)👉 Let cool naturally, no drafts👉 Top off thin layer or add microcrystalline wax for best results
💡 Candle-Making Tips: Why Your Candle Has No Sc...
Fragrance load → Soy 6–10%, Paraffin 8–12%. Too little = weak, too much = wasted.Wax choice → Paraffin = stronger hot throw; Soy = weaker; Blends = balanced.Fragrance type →...
💡 Candle-Making Tips: Why Your Candle Has No Sc...
Fragrance load → Soy 6–10%, Paraffin 8–12%. Too little = weak, too much = wasted.Wax choice → Paraffin = stronger hot throw; Soy = weaker; Blends = balanced.Fragrance type →...
How to Create Natural Crystal Patterns with Pal...
Palm wax is loved by candle makers for its ability to form natural crystal-like patterns as it cools. To achieve the best results, temperature control is key. Melt Temperature: Heat...
How to Create Natural Crystal Patterns with Pal...
Palm wax is loved by candle makers for its ability to form natural crystal-like patterns as it cools. To achieve the best results, temperature control is key. Melt Temperature: Heat...
The Best Temperature to Pour Soy Wax
One of the most common challenges in candle making is getting a smooth, even surface with soy wax. If the wax is poured too hot, it may cause sinkholes or...
The Best Temperature to Pour Soy Wax
One of the most common challenges in candle making is getting a smooth, even surface with soy wax. If the wax is poured too hot, it may cause sinkholes or...
How Much Fragrance Oil to Add
Adding fragrance oil is one of the most exciting parts of candle making—but too much can cause problems. A good guideline is 6–10% of your total wax weight. For example,...
How Much Fragrance Oil to Add
Adding fragrance oil is one of the most exciting parts of candle making—but too much can cause problems. A good guideline is 6–10% of your total wax weight. For example,...
Getting Smooth Candle Tops Every Time
Uneven or rough candle tops can be frustrating, especially with soy or beeswax. To achieve a smooth surface, try pouring your wax at the recommended temperature—too hot or too cold...
Getting Smooth Candle Tops Every Time
Uneven or rough candle tops can be frustrating, especially with soy or beeswax. To achieve a smooth surface, try pouring your wax at the recommended temperature—too hot or too cold...