Candle making is a creative process, but often a challenging one - once you have an idea of the final result, all you have to do is choose the materials to work with. At this point, there are bound to be a lot of questions: what are the waxes, what are their properties and, ultimately, which one to choose?

Have you heard of the word Hygge, used in Denmark and Norway to describe cosiness, warmth, the feeling you get when you drink tea in a warm room on a rainy day and light candles on the table? And indeed candles are one of the key ingredients in creating a cosy feeling in a room, they not only make the room feel good, but they also create a pleasant light. And perhaps even more 'hygge' are the candles you make yourself. And candle making is also a kind of cosy, homely process, sometimes even...

On our blog, you'll find practical tips on how to get started, which ingredients to use, how to adapt recipes to your personal preferences, and many other useful tips. Whether you're new to the world of soapmaking or a seasoned master, this is the place for everyone who loves to try new and creative things.

A candle outliner pen (or pencil?) is a creamy soft wax colour for candle designs, which, like a pen, can be used to apply precise colour outlines to the candle and then colour in those outlines. Let's take a look at how to do it properly.

You will have noticed that there are many colours of candles available in the shops, candle makers create candles in many different colours, and even beginners can make colourful candles. That means you can do it too and we'll tell you how.

Candles have been around for a long time, someone's first memory of candles may be as a source of light, someone's first memory of a candle may be as an ornament on a Christmas tree, or maybe someone's first memory of candles is as a cosy and lovely decoration in their home. This time we will describe what a candle consists of, which we have known for so long, but may not know so well what is it really made of.

Let's light candles together!  In this blog post, we will reveal one of the countless "recipes" for making a candle, with the exact raw materials, as well as a detailed description of the casting process.  This recording will be especially useful for those who want to start making candles but are not sure how much raw material is needed and what the process is.

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The wicks are an integral part of every candle, providing the flame that melts the wax and releases the fragrance. But how do you choose the right wick for your candles? In this article we will describe each type of wick in detail and what they are used for.

In this article, we will explain some prevalent questions about wicks. How does a wick work? How can I tell if I have chosen the right wick and if the candle is burning optimally? How should the wick be positioned when the candle is burning?