Making Beeswax Candles In Mason Jars

## Making Beeswax Candles In Mason Jars
Candle making has been around since the time of Ancient Egypt and the Romans. With the rise in popularity of the Mason jar and its many uses, candle making has been revolutionized with the introduction of beeswax candle making in Mason jars. The beauty, simplicity, and natural ingredient make beeswax candles the perfect choice for home decor and crafting needs.

### What is Beeswax?
Beeswax comes from honeybees and is used to make candles, as well as lotions, salves, and more. It is derived from a combination of wax scales, plant oils, and other compounds produced by worker bees from the nectar of flowers. Beekeepers collect the wax from the honeycomb and clean it before using it in other applications. Beeswax is non-toxic and has a pleasant, light honey-like aroma.

### Benefits of Beeswax
The benefits of beeswax candles are twofold: First, beeswax is a naturally occurring substance so it does not contain any toxins like petroleum-based wax does. Second, burning beeswax produces negative ions which act as a natural air purifier. Beeswax also has a longer burn time than other waxes and can hold a scent better.

### How to Make Beeswax Candles in Mason Jars
Making beeswax candles in Mason jars is an easy and fun DIY project. All you need is beeswax, wicks, Mason jars, and some essential oils (optional).



#### Materials
– Beeswax
– Wicks
– Mason Jars
– Essential Oils (optional)

#### Instructions
1. Start by gathering the materials needed to make your candles.
2. Cut the wick to the desired size and secure the end with a wick sustainer.
3. Place the wick in the bottom of the Mason jar. Make sure the wick is straight and secure.
4. Melt the beeswax in a double boiler, or microwave-safe container.
5. Add essential oils to the beeswax if desired.
6. Carefully pour the melted beeswax into the Mason jar.
7. Allow the wax to harden before burning.

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When the beeswax has solidified, light your candle and enjoy the soft glow and sweet scent that beeswax candles provide.

Making beeswax candles in Mason jars is a simple yet rewarding project and can be a great way to add a decorative touch to your home. Not only are the candles attractive, but they provide quality air purification and have a pleasant aroma that fills the room. Furthermore, they are easy to make and require minimal materials and tools.



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