The moulding of candles is a popular technique and forms the basis of candle making. The density of a traditionally-moulded candle is nearly 100% and, as a result, such a candle will generally burn longer than a similar candle compressed in a factory.
Traditional dipping is the oldest method of making candles. Today, it’s still as popular way of manually producing candles that score very well in terms of creativity and quality. The method is based on a simple and repetitive motion, characterised by dipping.
Candles bring color, they bring fragrance, they bring atmosphere. A beautiful candle is an indispensable element in a contemporary interior and is always a valued gift. Handmade candles differ from sleek, unimaginative factory candles.
Making candles how hard can it be? A little googling, poking around on Instagram and off you go. But then it often doesn’t work out so well. Then come the questions about why and how; Is it the material or am I doing something wrong?
