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Bloom is a white film on soy. It is not mould. Buff it, or light the candle and ignore it. Continue reading
The wax becomes vapour, then the flame. It does not soak into the glass. That is why a well-burned candle is almost empty. Continue reading
Yes, especially soy. A hot car will slump the top and bead oil. Shade, lid on, do not leave it on the dash. Continue reading
Coconut wax is in the blend for cream and throw. It does not make the candle smell of a beach unless we ask it to. Continue reading
Water in the pool makes it spit. Put it out, let it dry, then trim and relight. Do not keep going. Continue reading
Give soy-coconut about two weeks. Burn it the night you poured it and the throw will be thin. Continue reading
Soy vs paraffin is plant vs petroleum, cooler vs often louder. We chose soy-coconut. You can still ruin either with a long wick. Continue reading
Harden, pick, then iron into brown paper. Do not smear it with a hairdryer first. That is how you make a lake. Continue reading
Pick the wax for the jar and the values, then test the wick. We landed on soy-coconut for a vegan Highland candle. Continue reading
Freeze it, float it out with hot water, or warm it carefully. Do not microwave a jar with a metal tab. Continue reading