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CANDLE WAX#1

The primary material used in candle making, available in various types like paraffin, soy, and beeswax.

WICK#2

A piece of string or fiber that burns to produce a flame, essential for candle function.

SCENT BLENDING#3

The art of combining various fragrances to create unique aromas for candles.

MOULD#4

A container used to shape the candle as it solidifies, available in various designs.

ADDITIVES#5

Substances added to wax to enhance color, texture, or scent of the candle.

COLOR THEORY#6

The study of how colors interact, crucial for creating visually appealing candle designs.

SAFETY PRACTICES#7

Guidelines to ensure safe candle making, including workspace setup and material handling.

FRAGRANCE OILS#8

Synthetic or natural oils used to scent candles, available in various aromas.

BATCH PRODUCTION#9

Creating multiple candles at once, streamlining the candle making process.

PILLAR CANDLES#10

Free-standing candles that do not require a container, often used for decoration.

TEALIGHT CANDLES#11

Small, typically contained candles used for ambiance or as decorative accents.

VOTIVE CANDLES#12

Small, cylindrical candles that are often placed in holders, burning for a few hours.

CANDLE CARE#13

Best practices for maintaining and extending the life of your candles.

CANDLE FRAGRANCE LOAD#14

The maximum amount of fragrance oil that can be added to the wax without compromising burn quality.

COLD THROW#15

The scent released by a candle when unlit, important for scent evaluation.

HOT THROW#16

The scent released by a candle when lit, crucial for overall fragrance experience.

CANDLE DESIGN#17

The creative aspect involving the shape, color, and scent of the candle.

CANDLE POURING#18

The process of pouring melted wax into a mold or container to form a candle.

CANDLE DYE#19

Coloring agents specifically formulated for use in candle wax.

CANDLE FINISHING#20

The final steps in candle making, including trimming wicks and adding labels.

CANDLE BURN TEST#21

A test to evaluate how well a candle burns, assessing scent throw and wax usage.

CANDLE MAKING TOOLS#22

Essential tools like thermometers, pouring pots, and wick holders used in the process.

CANDLE SCENTS#23

The various aromas used in candle making, which can evoke different moods and atmospheres.

SUSTAINABLE WAXES#24

Eco-friendly candle wax options, such as soy or coconut, that are better for the environment.

CANDLE BUSINESS#25

The potential to turn candle making into a small business, selling handmade products.