​Candle in a Jar

You'll need:

Wax;

Saucepan;

Wooden stick;

Aroma oils;

Dye-ware colors;

Glass jar.

Instructions

To fill the wax in a glass container, it must first be prepared.

To do this, take a piece of material and cut it into small cubes. Place chopped wax in a saucepan.

Melt the wax in a water bath.

Turn on the stove and place a pot of water on the burner, and place a bowl of wax on top.

Make a water bath. Stir the wax with a wooden stick. Until it completely melts.

Then turn off the stove and, without removing the saucepan with wax, add the necessary additives: aroma oils, dyes, and more.

Mix everything thoroughly with a wooden stick. Wax is ready. Remember that it can freeze very quickly. Therefore, immediately make a candle out of it. Pour the wax into the jar, gently holding the felit.

Take the jar and fasten the wick inside it. To do this, drip wax on one end of the cord or use a special tablet clamp and lower it to the bottom of the container using a tube.

Fasten the other end of the wick so that it does not fall inward. To do this, wind it on a wooden skewer or make a special clip. Slowly, so that the wick does not move and does not fall, pour liquid wax into a glass container.

When the wax hardens from above, you can remove the wick mount. If a recess has formed in the candle, fill in the remaining wax. If you want a striped candle, fill in the wax, alternating colors and let each row dry.