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Additionally, making your own candles can be much more cost-effective compared to buying high-end natural candles from stores. The type of wax you use is key to making natural candles. There are ...

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gently peeling back the wax to create branches. Work your way around the candle making the cuts from bottom to top. As the candles burn down the wax branches will melt and fall. Ensure your candles ...

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“Warm temperatures will cause the candle to sweat and separate from the fragrance,” says Arslanian. Additionally, keeping them in the dark prevents sunlight from oxidizing the fragrance and wax.

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