They also produce a slow, clean burn with none of the smokiness that can leave a lingering residue. But, we’d still recommend ...

Carved candles are made from different colors of wax, layered over each other. But making sure the wax layers don't crack or blend into each other requires making sure that the wax is at the ...

In the past few years, I’ve become a candle obsessive. It started out sporadically, during the odd bath or to banish the smell of cooked food, but now it’s a full-on hobby. I burn them for ...

Frustrated at the sight of a tunnelled candle? There’s an easy way to level out the wax — and it just requires one common kitchen item. Whether it’s a bright summer’s day or a dark wintry ...

Melt soy wax in a pot over low-medium heat. Stir with a wooden stick like chopsticks. Once melted, add 80-102 drops of your favorite essential oils, adjust based on their strength. Secure the wick ...

2. Watch the candle flame start out small and get bigger. Notice how some of the wax near the wick melts. 3. As the flame burns, the wax from the candle is reacting with something else to make the ...

The secret? Cleaning it. Wild says: “To make the most of your candle, keep the wax pool free of debris cleaning the candle only once it has cooled. Remove dust and excess wax on the sides.