ETUOLIFE Candle Making Kit, Candle Making Supplies Include Soy Wax, Candle Wax Melting Pot, Magic Paper, Candle Wicks and More-Full Candle Making Kits for Adults Beginner, Make Your Own Candles

Wow!!! I was blown away by the quality of the candle making kit. Solid stainless steel jug and spoon, loads of was, everything you need to make candles. Buy it in doubt!!!

I'm a beginner, this kit made it easy to get started making candles. The kit I chose didn't have any scents or oils. I didn't have a thermometer (you need a thermometer). I used some very small silicone moulds to make candles. They turned out great. It was very easy to make good candles. There weren't any instructions, so I did a bit of research. Here are some basic temperatures. The Wax starts melting at about 55 degrees. You should pour it at about 60 degrees. Use Essential oils for Soy candle wax and add the oils in around 70 degrees and stir gently (any higher and the fragrance will burn off and you won't smell anything). Leave the candle to set (cure) for at least 4 hours or it will break apart when you try to separate it from the mould. Leave the candle to fully cure for 14-28 days for the fragrance to fully react with the wax or you will smell very little when it comes to lighting it. When using fragrance oil weigh the oil out in grams not ml's and use a ratio of 5gms of oil to 20gms of wax (5%). Some waxes go up to 12% (the "load" value). Start at 5% and work up to 12%, putting too much fragrance in will not make it smell stronger. The starter wicks that come with the kit work well on narrow candles. If you want big chunky candles, then you will need better wicks.I had to buy a hob reducing plate as the pot didn't sit on my range's cast iron hobs. They are cheap and are delivered fast.This kit was a GREAT help for me as this was my first go and I saw immediate success. I would strongly recommend this to everyone starting out.

Hi, this is a decent kit intended for the manufacture of your own candles. If you haven't kept your own wax from other expired candles (I have!) then this pack provides you with 9 blocks of wax as a starter pack, along with a small candle saucepan, a tall small stirring spoon, 15 - 20 wicks, 50 wick stickers and small wooden flat lollipop-type sticks which are intended to hold the wicks in place whilst the wax is cooling and solidifying. This is a pretty decent candle-making kit all things considered.

I liked this little set. I wanted to try candle making and it was great as an introduction to candle making. You get all the essentials, bar some molds or the aluminium tea light cups, so you would need to buy them separately. There are plenty of cheap ones here on amazon so you'd need to spend a lil more to get the full experience of candle making. Bar that, it's worth it.

Great to do and simple to use

I bought this kit to have a first attempt at soy candle making into the fused glass candle holders I had made. The leaflet explains how to do it and the package contained all that I need to start. So far so good. Well packaged and would also make a great gift for a budding candle maker.

Don't bother. Wax is awful, smokes like crazy. Don't need pot,just put in jug and microwave

Good quality. Does exactly what it says. The wicks are a pain to stick down but overall can't falt it