More Candle Making FAQs

What is granulated wax?

This refers to a process that produces wax that has the appearance of soap powder. This product is very popular for making “instant” candles, requiring no melting of the wax. However, granulated wax can also be melted and poured as any other wax.

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What is neck height on wick assemblies?

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What Type of Wax Melter Should I Use?

What is the best wax to use for containers?

What is granulated wax?

Do I need instructions on my candles?

Is there an easier way to make votives?

How Can I Increase Votive Burn Time?

What is the ideal pouring temperature for my candles?

What are Essential Oils?

How Do I Know Which Gel To Use?

What causes clouding when I pour gels?

Are Any Additives Needed to Make a Wax Mottle?

How do I get mottling without the candles sweating?

How do I reduce air bubbles?

How Much Fragrance Should I Use?

How Much Fragrance Can Be Added to Gel Candles?

What Causes My Candles to Fade?

When I pour my soy wax I get a crusting on top of my candle or it looks like my color bleeds why is this happening?