Explore all terms related to Candle Making
A widely used set of safety and performance rules commonly referenced for testing and labeling.
Incorporating scent at the right temperature so it binds well and doesn’t evaporate off.
Trapped air that shows as pits or holes, often from pouring temps or stirring too aggressively.
A traceable identifier that links a product to a specific production run for quality control.
A natural wax produced by honeybees that burns slowly, emits a subtle honey aroma, and creates a warm, clean flame.
Candles made from natural beeswax that burn slowly, emit a subtle honey scent, and produce a warm glow.
An eco-friendlier sparkle option that still needs testing to ensure it doesn’t affect burning.
A woven style designed to curl while burning to help reduce soot and keep the flame stable.
The total expected duration it will last based on typical use and tested conditions.
Guidance for customers on how long to light it each session to promote safe, even burning.
A container-focused series known for consistent performance and reduced soot when sized correctly.
Meeting specific chemical-warning requirements for a region, affecting labeling and allowed ingredients.
Beginner-friendly bundles that include core materials and instructions to make a first batch.
The raw materials and tools needed to melt, scent, color, wick, and package products.
Agreed best-practice guidelines that define safe performance and testing expectations.
Sticking caused by mold type, release technique, or shrinkage/temperature issues.
A pigment specifically formulated to remain stable in wax without clogging the burn system.
A scent option specifically tested or marketed for safe use in wax and burning applications.
Candles shaped by cutting or sculpting the wax surface to create decorative patterns and detailed designs.
A heavier vessel that holds heat well and gives a premium look but needs heat-safe design.
A natural wax made from coconut oil that burns cleanly, holds fragrance well, and creates a smooth, creamy finish.
How strong the scent is when the candle is unlit, usually after it has set.
Unwanted migration of pigment that causes streaking or tint transfer between layers.
A modern, heavy vessel that can look high-end but must be properly sealed and heat-rated.
Wax is poured into heat-safe vessels where the candle burns directly in the container, making it easy to use and mess-free.