Introduction The excitement of candle making in New York City (NYC) is palpable! NYC is a vibrant and bustling metropolis, full of fascinating people, places and things to explore. Candle makers come from all over the world to take part …
Introduction to Candle Making Raw Materials in The Philippines Candle making has been in the Philippines for centuries. Before electricity, candles were an essential source of light for Filipinos. They used materials available near their homes for candle making such …
Introduction to Candle Making in Delaware Candle making has been a rich tradition in the state of Delaware since colonial times. The earliest candlestick makers used tapers made from beeswax, tallow, bayberry wax and other ingredients to light their homes. …
Introduction Double boiler candle making is a process of heating wax without direct contact between the flame and wax, by using two pots: one inside the other. This indirect heat source allows for more gentle melting and prevents burning or …
Introduction Soy candles are made from hydrogenated soybean oil, instead of traditional paraffin wax. Soy candles are typically considered to be superior to regular candles for many reasons such as: they’re all-natural, non-toxic, and eco-friendly; they produce much less soot …
