How to make beeswax candles easily?

I like the faint candlelight of candles, but it can give people inner warmth, and I like the emotion of candles burning slowly like a long stream of water. Beeswax is of excellent quality and is the most harmless candle material. You can also add your favorite essential oils to it to make its fragrance delight your heart. The production steps are very simple, come and DIY one by yourself.

Materials:

- beeswax, - candle wicks, - viscose, - essential oils, - candle flasks, - thermometers, - wooden sticks, - jars, metal tins, etc.

Production Method:

Buy some beeswax online and break them into small pieces so they melt more easily. Put the beeswax pieces in the candle flask, then put it into a container of water, heat the water to form a double layer melting device. Since the container of melted candles is very difficult to clean, it is best to choose a container designed for melting candles so that you don't have to worry about how to clean it every time. Put a thermometer in the flask and turn off the heat when the temperature reaches 145 degrees, do not let the temperature exceed 175 degrees. While they are melting, you can prepare the container for the candles.

There are many different types of containers that can be used to make candles, and lubricated candles will form different shapes according to the shape of the container. The first step in preparing the container is to clean the container, then glue the candle wick to the bottom of the container and wrap the rest of the wick around a small wooden stick. Put wax paper under the prepared container and place it on a hot plate.

When the candle has melted, carefully pour it into the container you prepared, being careful not to burn yourself. Don't overfill, leave some room at the top for a better look. If you're using a larger container, the poured candle will shrink a bit as it cools, so it's a good idea to have leftover pieces so you can melt some more to fill at the end. Finally, let the candle cool completely, let it sit overnight, and cut off any excess wick. This completes the beeswax candle!