DisasterofBeauty

tupperware containers make the best candles lol. they are great for chunks kellyc

Do they? I'mma have to try that. I want to make chunk candles but don't have the resources.

if you use a baby formula can how can you get the pillar out because the inside of the can has ridges

I use a can opener to get the rim off. My formula cans have next to no ridges. The only thing is, they are literally one time use molds. I've had to tear apart the first one. The candle came out cute though. I put mold release in it, and nine times out of ten, it works.

My bestfriend uses her fast food cups. The only thing is, I'm trying to figure out how to get the wax out of the formula cans. It's not as easy as it looks.

When you had no molds, what did you use for pillars? I have saved baby formula cans, and pringles cans...they make great 3-wicks and pillars.

I am using Parafin wax, and I see all of these other types of waxes. Is there a difference in which waxes you use for what? I am using it for all of my candles. Container, and my Pringles can pillars LoL

I am working on making some votives and tealights. I am using wicks I ordered online. They are unwaxed. What is the difference between waxed and unwaxed, and for which candles should I dip them?

Hey, I am new to this forum. I had a question...I am about to start my own "business" with candle making. I am not sure how to go about naming it. I don't know what names are taken and I don't know what would happen if I chose a name that was already chosen.

Any ideas?