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Candle-Making
A preview of her first long-form YouTube video on candle-making.
Candle-Making
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Rebekah owns Heritage Candle Shop. This Instagram reel is a preview of her first long-form YouTube video. The long video is the kitchen version.
100% soy flakes from lonestarcandlesupply.com. Fragrance from Lone Star Candle Supply or Candlescience. Stay inside one company when blending. Wicks from theflamingcandle.com, 51-32-18 zinc core, lower metal tab.
You also need wick stickers, warning labels, an infrared or candy thermometer, a pour pot, and a kitchen scale in ounces. Clean jars with alcohol.
1 oz fragrance per 1 lb wax. Heat the wax 175 to 185 F. Add fragrance. Stir 2 minutes. Not fast. No bubbles. Pour 135 to 165 F. She poured around 143, then a second pour near 160.
Double-wick wider jars. Trim wicks 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Second pour after 12 to 24 hours.
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