Materials Used (As Shown in the Picture)

To make this candle, you’ll need:

• Candle wax (soy wax or paraffin wax)

• Heat-safe glass or jar container

• Cotton or wooden wick

• Wick sticker or melted wax (to secure wick)

• Fragrance oil or essential oil

• Heat-resistant bowl or pot (double boiler method)

• Stirring stick or spoon

Optional decorative elements (only if shown in the video):

• Dried flowers, herbs, or cinnamon sticks

• Candle dye or color chips

Step-by-Step Candle Making Method (Exactly Like the Video)

Step 1: Prepare the Candle Jar

Start by placing your clean, dry jar on a flat surface. Fix the wick at the center of the jar using a wick sticker or a small drop of melted wax. Keep the wick upright and centered.

👉 This step ensures your candle burns evenly.

Step 2: Melt the Wax

Using a double boiler, gently melt the candle wax over medium heat. Stir slowly until the wax is completely liquid and smooth.
Avoid overheating to prevent air bubbles or discoloration.

Step 3: Add Fragrance

Once the wax is fully melted, remove it from heat. Add fragrance oil gradually, stirring gently to distribute the scent evenly throughout the wax.

💡 This is where the candle gets its signature aroma.

Step 4: Pour the Wax into the Jar

Slowly pour the melted wax into the prepared jar. Keep the wick centered while pouring to maintain a clean, professional look.

If the video includes decorative layers or embeds, add them carefully at this stage.

Step 5: Let the Candle Set

Allow the candle to cool and harden completely at room temperature. Do not move the jar while it sets to avoid cracks or uneven surfaces.

⏳ Setting time: 2–4 hours (depending on wax type)

Step 6: Trim the Wick

Once fully set, trim the wick to about ¼ inch. This helps achieve a clean burn and prevents smoking.

Your candle is now ready to use or gift 🎉

Pro Tips for a Perfect Candle

• Always center your wick for even burning

• Let candles cure for 24 hours before lighting

• Use high-quality fragrance oils for stronger scent throw

• Keep jars clean for a minimalist, aesthetic finish