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16 Jul
Visual representation of the soy wax hardening process over time, showing stages at 0-4 hours, 4-24 hours, and 24-48 hours, illustrating how long soy wax takes to harden. Made by the Highland Candle Company
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How Long Does Soy Wax Take to Harden?

So, you’ve just poured your first batch of soy wax candles. The fragrance of your favourite scent fills the air, and you can’t wait to... Continue reading
05 Jul
An open microwave oven in a modern kitchen with a bowl of colourful wax chunks inside. Can you microwave soy wax? We find out here using a bowl that is clear glass, sitting on the microwave's rotating plate. The kitchen has modern countertops and some appliances visible in the background. The scene is well-lit, emphasising the vibrant wax colours and the microwave.
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Can You Microwave Soy Wax?

Soy wax is a popular choice for making candles due to its natural origin and clean burn. However, many DIY enthusiasts wonder, “Can you microwave... Continue reading
05 Jul
A close-up image showing what happens if you overheat soy wax. The white soy wax is boiling in a pot with steam rising, and a thermometer clearly indicates an overheating temperature. The background is a kitchen setting with a stove, illustrating the candle-making process.
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What Happens If You Overheat Soy Wax

Overheating soy wax can cause a range of problems that impact both the process and the quality of your candles. Learning what happens if you... Continue reading
30 Apr
A close-up image of a hand holding a glass candle from Minch Candle Company, showcasing a distinctive Viking ship logo. The candle has large wet spots, where the white wax has visibly pulled away from the glass container, creating uneven adhesion and clear patches. This common occurrence in candle making is exemplified in a real-world product, emphasising the imperfections that can arise despite quality craftsmanship. The background is softly blurred, focusing attention on the candle's details and the aesthetic impact of the wet spots. This image serves as a key visual in a blog post about handling and understanding wet spots in candles.
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Candle Wet Spots Explained: Wax Adhesion to Glass

Understanding Wet Spots in Candles At Highland Candle Company, we pride ourselves on the quality and craftsmanship of our handmade candles. However, even the finest... Continue reading
25 Jan
A box of used crayons with individual compartments for different colours. Can be used for adding colour to plain candles to turn into crayons, it is one idea about what to do with leftover candle wax.
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What to Do With Leftover Candle Wax: Eco-Friendly Ideas

Looking for creative and eco-friendly ways to use leftover candle wax? Discover our top 5 ideas, from crafting custom wax seals to making natural fire... Continue reading
09 Nov
Sustainability - the world is in a hand, depicting the world is in our hands.
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Is Paraffin Wax Biodegradable?

As the global focus on environmental sustainability intensifies, a critical question emerges: “Is Paraffin Wax Biodegradable?” This inquiry is particularly relevant in light of the... Continue reading
26 Oct
A still candle flame lit on a purple candle, without a draught hitting it. A small wick may determine why some candles burn faster than others
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Why Do Some Candles Burn Faster Than Others?

Understanding the pace at which candles burn is not merely a waxing philosophical quest but a journey into the realms of science and craft. The... Continue reading
13 Oct
Person trimming candle wick with scissors for proper burning and clean environment. The soy and coconut candle will now be left to cure
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What Happens If You Don’t Cure a Candle?

One pivotal step in this craft is the curing process. But what happens if you bypass this stage? Join us as we explore the implications... Continue reading
02 Oct
A pan full of boiling water with hands putting a candle jar in the boiling water to melt the candle wax, the boiling water method of removing wax from a candle
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Remove Candle Wax from Jar with Boiling Water

Left with residual wax in your favorite candle jar? Don't toss it out! With just boiling water and a few minutes of your time, you... Continue reading
14 Sep
A candle is lit on a persons hand with wax melting down the sides onto a hand. Does candle wax burn skin? We find out
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Does Candle Wax Burn Skin?

Seasoned candle maker Fiona MacGregor sheds light on the often overlooked hazards associated with candle wax. Drawing from years of hands-on experience, Fiona demystifies common... Continue reading
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