Candle Containers

Cotton or Wood Wicks

Soy Wax

Fragrances

Candle Dye

Digital Thermometer

Mixing and pouring jugs, plastic or *glass (we recommend at least 3)

Melting Pot *(Alternatively create a Bain Marie)

Placeholder sticks (A few extra to mix with)

Pipettes (To add smaller amounts of fragrances)

Pre-Printed warning labels

Testing sheets

*Newspaper to cover the work surface

Note: Soy wax cleans up easily with hot water and dishwashing soap. Do not use indoor drains to dispose of the water.

Melt / Burn Pool:  When the candle has been burning for a minimum of 2 hours, the wax should be melted to the edges of the container.

Candle Containers

Local or Eco Range wicks

Paraffin Wax

Fragrances

Digital Thermometer

Mixing and pouring jugs, plastic or *glass (we recommend at least 3)

Melting Pot (Alternatively create a Bain Marie)

Placeholder sticks (A few extra to mix with)

Pipettes (To add smaller amounts of fragrances)

Pre-Printed warning labels

Testing sheets

*Newspaper to cover the work surface

Note: To clean out the melting pot, warm up the remainder wax slightly, wipe out the excess / remaining wax with a cloth. Do not use indoor drains to dispose of the water.

Candle Containers

Local or Eco Range wicks

Paraffin Wax

Fragrances

Digital Thermometer

Mixing and pouring jugs, plastic or *glass (we recommend at least 3)

Melting Pot (Alternatively create a Bain Marie)

Placeholder sticks (A few extra to mix with)

Pipettes (To add smaller amounts of fragrances)

Pre-Printed warning labels

Testing sheets

*Newspaper to cover the work surface

Note: Bees wax is hardy and not easy to clean up.

To clean out the melting pot, warm up the remainder wax slightly, wipe out the excess / remaining wax with a cloth Do not use indoor drains to dispose of the water.

Pre-tabbed: Each cotton wick is pre-tabbed with a metal sustainer.

Sustainer: The small metal disk that is used to apply the wick to the jar. Wooden wicks are not pre-tabbed.

Diffuser Glassware

Reed Sticks

Diffuser Base oil

Fragrances

Mixing and pouring jugs, plastic

Pipettes (To add smaller amounts of fragrances)

Testing sheets

*Newspaper to cover the work surface

Note: Diffuser base oil and fragrances can stain certain surfaces and damage carpets, ensure you work on a covered and stable surface.

Fragrance Load: the recommended % to add to your candles for sufficient throw.  For candle making, we recommend adding 6% – 9% of fragrance oil.  1 Litre of melted wax – 1000ml at 6% = 60ml fragrance. We recommend that no higher load than 9% be used when making candles, and that testing within these guidelines is essential to a successful candle.