Sometimes when making candles in glass containers you get what is known as "wet spots" on the side of the container. This spot is caused by the wax not adhering to the glass properly. It can be...
Category: Candle Tips
Any problems that occur when making candles can be disheartening given the time and the money required to make candles as a hobby or business. One common problem is candle wax that sinks in the...
A lot of trial and error exists when trying to choose which wick to use in your candles. It depends on the wax, fragrance oil, dye, and the container itself. For these reasons, I do not even use dye...
I am sure at this point you have heard that new candles need to cure for a certain amount of time after being poured. You see it on all of the forums, wholesale supplier sites, and guides. However,...
As a candle maker, sometimes a candle wick needs to be replaced. You might replace a wick for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you want to test a new size wick in your candle, or a new style wick. A...
It has long been said in candle-making forums that adding some coconut oil to your soy wax can improve the look of your candles. Supposedly it will make it silky smooth, prevent wet spots and...
