Recent content by everglowcandlesandgifts

I would definitely agree on doing more research. Purchasing your wax and other supplies online can also save you money and a lot of sites have wick guides which will help you find the perfect wick for the wax you are purchasing from them. My favorite is the CandleWic's Custom Wick Builder.[/url]

It's good because it's cheap and fairly easy to work with, especially for beginners. However, it's not eco friendly like soy, vegetable, and palm waxes. Some other waxes can come out great without any additives, but paraffin wax may often need additives to come out right. However, colors and...

That's a great tip, never thought of that. Thanks!

I personally like to use my pouring pitcher as a melting pot. It kinda kills two birds with one stone.

Thanks for the link, that looks like a great resource! :)