Hi Sushma, Thanks for reaching out. Here are the items I have used in this video. 1. Soy Wax - (Proprietory Blend), we can help you with the same else here are some alternatives amzn.to/3MtT5xd / amzn.to/474qW88 2. Heat Gun - amzn.to/49nwNqG 3. Jars - amzn.to/3SBegBr 4. Wicks - sosacandlesstore.com/products/premium-eco-wicks 5. Wick Sustainer - sosacandlesstore.com/products/bamboo-chopsticks-for-holding-wicks 6. Steel Pouring Jug for melting wax - sosacandlesstore.com/products/professional-grade-stainless-steel-wax-pouring-jugs-for-candle-making7. Kadhai (double boiling) - amzn.to/465wlKX 8. Fragrance Oil - sosacandlesstore.com/collections/diy-candle-making Hope this helps :) Feel free to comment if you have any questions.
Hi @preethiariyadarsini8832, Thank you for reaching out with such a fantastic question about candle making! It's one of the most asked questions we receive, and it's great to address it. In candle making, the addition of colour is a critical step for achieving the desired aesthetic. The best time to add colour is when the wax has fully melted but hasn't reached an excessively high temperature. Ideally, this is around 185°F (85°C). Adding colour at this stage ensures even distribution throughout the wax. Exciting news! Due to the high interest in this topic, we are currently working on a detailed video covering everything about adding colour to candles. I highly recommend subscribing to our channel so you don't miss out. This way, you'll get notified as soon as the video is up, providing you with more in-depth guidance and tips. For colourants, you have several options: Dye Blocks: Great for deep, rich colours. They need to be melted into the wax. Liquid Dyes: Offer precise control and mix easily but are highly concentrated. Powdered Dyes: Ideal for vibrant hues and larger batches, though require thorough mixing to avoid clumps. Stir the colour into the wax thoroughly for uniform distribution. Remember, the final colour of the candle might slightly differ from its appearance in melted form. I hope this helps in your candle-making journey! And if you’re enjoying our content, please subscribe to our channel for more in-depth tips and techniques. Your support encourages us to keep sharing our knowledge! Best, Sonal.
Hii its very impressive.I really like ur candle making process.can u plz suggest me what wax to use for colour candles and could u suggest where can I get the lables
@chinnugamer7718 I’m very happy you found the video helpful. For color candles you can try paraffin and soy wax. Paraffin will give you brighter colors and soy candles will give you pastel colors. I recently uploaded a video on different types of waxes. I am confident the video will help you decide whether you must pick paraffin or soy wax. Here’s the link - th-cam.com/video/9OxBouxQDRM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1BWgXQAoqsPEJuHN Also please subscribe to our TH-cam channel for more such content 🙂 Happy New Year ✨
Thank you! Printing the labels is a simple process. I will film it and share it. Until then, please subscribe to our channel so you will be notified when I put out the video :)
Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. I just needed few details.. Could you please specify like how much fragrance oil has to be added to the wax you used?
You’re welcome and I’m happy that you found the video helpfully. I have used 10% fragrance oil in the video. You can add anywhere between 6-13% (usually depending on the quality of the fragrance oil you are using). Before you ask, here’s the link for the fragrance oil vendor candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/fragrance-oils
@Bhumika Agrawal I have created a detailed video on it. It’s going to be published today. I’m confident it will help you get thorough info on melting and pouring points. Please subscribe to my channel so you will be notified as soon as the video is up.
@hamnacheema1879 you're welcome! I am glad you liked the video. In terms of adding color, I add it anytime between 70 to 80 degrees. I use liquid candle dyes as it melts very well with the wax, and does not disintegrate. You can explore liquid candle dyes here sosacandlesstore.com/collections/diy-candle-making
@@hamnacheema1879 you're welcome ☺ Do let me know if there's anything, and if you haven't already, pls subscribe to my TH-cam channel for more such content.
All you need to do is, place the container in which you want to make the candle on the weighing scale. After which, pls turn on your scale, and measure in grams, and add water until the point you’re certain that this is the amount of candle wax u need in this container. That’s the amount of wax you must add.
Mam candle business k liye insta account kaise banay kya kya settings kare or candle k liye kaise sell kare us k konsa streaker lagay sab sab please details me batay please
Ma'am can u plz help me, I made candle but my wick does not get in centre.. when I light the candle the wick goes extremely right or left.. how can I put in middle.. any tool for that
I would really appreciate if you can help i just started making candles but the issue i am currently facing is when i burn the candles it does not burn completely only the middle portion is burnt which leads to small flame can you help me with that what can i do yo over come that
Congrats on starting your candle-making journey! 😊 The issue you're describing is called 'tunneling,' where only the middle portion of the candle burns. To prevent this, make sure to let your candle burn long enough during the first burn to allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container-usually 3-4 hours. Also, check that your wick size is appropriate for your candle. If the wick is weak, it won't generate enough heat to melt the wax evenly. I would recommend you try eco wicks for making candles Sharing the link for your reference: candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/eco-candle-wicks-eco-wicks-for-candle-making Hope this helps, and happy candle making! 🕯️
@Doraemonworld.999 I appreciate your feedback and will work on seeing how we can make these more afforable in the future. Just some good-to-know information.These are high quality imported wicks, and hence the difference in price. They are personally tested by me, and we use them extensively for our small business (so you won't have to be spending money and time experimenting) You can avail 15% off by using the coupon WELCOME15. I have also launched loose wick which is more afforable. You can check them here and I have just launched a video on how to use them as well. Linking both for your reference. Candle Wick Thread: sosacandlesstore.com/products/ignite-your-creativity-top-grade-braided-cotton-candle-wicks-wick-tabs-61-m-braided-cotton-wick-roll-and-100-wick-tabs Video: th-cam.com/video/IVOXKKNA5uM/w-d-xo.html
Soy Wax flakes has a very brittle texture and cannot be used on its own. If you have bought it in large quantities, I recommend using soy butter wax with it, which will help or else you can try soy wax for pillar candles. I had the same problem that you are having and using this wax fixed it Soy Butter Wax: candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-butter-wax Soy Pillar Wax: candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-specially-made-for-pillar-and-designer-candles
@@avniskitchen Please try this out. This is a soy wax formulation specially for decor candles. You can also reach out to their team for any queries - 7397976926 candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-specially-made-for-pillar-and-designer-candles
My candle doesn’t stick well with the jar once it dries it separates from the jar i made the jar with pop which is plaster of paris and i used soy and parafin wax how to overcome this
@Nailsby_san I also made candles with POP/ Cement. Here’s my experience. In candle making, it's common for candles to shrink a bit when they cool, which can cause them to pull away from the jar. Here are a few tips that might help: 1. Preheat your jars: Before pouring the wax into the jars, warm them slightly. This can be done by placing them in a warm oven for a few minutes/ or using a heat gun. This helps the wax cool more slowly, reducing shrinkage. 2. Pour temperature: Adjusting the temperature at which you pour the wax into the jars can also make a difference. Pouring too hot can cause the wax to pull away as it cools too quickly; pouring too cool can cause poor adhesion from the start. 3. Use a primer or adhesive: There are primers and stickum adhesives available specifically for candle making which can be applied to the inside of the jar before pouring the wax to help with adhesion. 4. Top off the candle: After the initial pour has cooled and if a sinkhole has formed or if it has pulled away from the jar, you can do a second pour to fill in any gaps. 5. Cool slowly: Allow the candles to cool slowly. This can be done by insulating them with a box or wrapping them lightly with a towel. Experimenting with these methods should help in achieving better adhesion between the candle and the jar.
@@sosacandles thank you so much for helping me out and thanks for your time as well will try these steps and will update you once after archiving the perfect candle
@@Nailsby_san Yes please! It’s a lot of hard work to make candle containers with POP and other materials. I truly admire your creativity and patience. Do keep me posted :) and if you haven’t already.Pls subscribe to our channel.
@dinkylovesbooks Hi Dinky, Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I presume my team member has missed on adding them. I’ll have them added right away.
@@sosacandlesyou can check the description of this video yourself and see, it's not there. Anyway, thanks for all the videos you make and all the tips and info you share. It's pretty motivational to newbies! 👍
Please watch this video before deciding on the type of wax you want to use. I have explained the wax types with their pros and cons in detail. I’m here if you have any questions. th-cam.com/video/9OxBouxQDRM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pnmfRB_DYhou1E50
I have created a detailed video on the same topic, which will be uploaded soon. Please subscribe to my channel so you will be notified as soon as the video is uploaded.
It’s because the wax you are using is unsuitable for making a jar candle. I’d recommend you try out soy jar wax from here. They have high quality raw materials for candle making. candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-aa
@@Deeptiibahuguna Flakes dont work for candles. Pls try supplies from here, you will save money and time both. candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/candle-making-wax
@artandcraft826 yes, main hindi videos bhi banati hu, ye link pe hindi video hai - th-cam.com/video/iUITKAtooKI/w-d-xo.html apko kuch aur video dekhna hai to pls bataiye, main usspar video karungi
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Very impressive. Could you kindly share links for purchasing wax, a heat gun, jars, and wick? Thank you.
Hi Sushma,
Thanks for reaching out.
Here are the items I have used in this video.
1. Soy Wax - (Proprietory Blend), we can help you with the same else here are some alternatives amzn.to/3MtT5xd / amzn.to/474qW88
2. Heat Gun - amzn.to/49nwNqG
3. Jars - amzn.to/3SBegBr
4. Wicks - sosacandlesstore.com/products/premium-eco-wicks
5. Wick Sustainer - sosacandlesstore.com/products/bamboo-chopsticks-for-holding-wicks
6. Steel Pouring Jug for melting wax - sosacandlesstore.com/products/professional-grade-stainless-steel-wax-pouring-jugs-for-candle-making7. Kadhai (double boiling) - amzn.to/465wlKX
8. Fragrance Oil - sosacandlesstore.com/collections/diy-candle-making
Hope this helps :) Feel free to comment if you have any questions.
Which heat gun should we use? And may I on the ceiling fan while making candles?
Very good starters tips for making candles thank you
Thanks for watching! Please subscribe to our channel for more such videos.
Thanks for sharing tips and tricks
Well explained
Thanks and welcome
Hi ..the video was wonderful...and very good explanation. Can u plz tell when to add color...and wat form of color is good..thanks n advance
Hi @preethiariyadarsini8832,
Thank you for reaching out with such a fantastic question about candle making! It's one of the most asked questions we receive, and it's great to address it.
In candle making, the addition of colour is a critical step for achieving the desired aesthetic. The best time to add colour is when the wax has fully melted but hasn't reached an excessively high temperature. Ideally, this is around 185°F (85°C). Adding colour at this stage ensures even distribution throughout the wax.
Exciting news! Due to the high interest in this topic, we are currently working on a detailed video covering everything about adding colour to candles. I highly recommend subscribing to our channel so you don't miss out. This way, you'll get notified as soon as the video is up, providing you with more in-depth guidance and tips.
For colourants, you have several options:
Dye Blocks: Great for deep, rich colours. They need to be melted into the wax.
Liquid Dyes: Offer precise control and mix easily but are highly concentrated.
Powdered Dyes: Ideal for vibrant hues and larger batches, though require thorough mixing to avoid clumps.
Stir the colour into the wax thoroughly for uniform distribution. Remember, the final colour of the candle might slightly differ from its appearance in melted form.
I hope this helps in your candle-making journey! And if you’re enjoying our content, please subscribe to our channel for more in-depth tips and techniques. Your support encourages us to keep sharing our knowledge!
Best,
Sonal.
Love ur candles
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
Congrats on hitting 1k within 4 days….Thanks for the video ❤
Thanks for all the love @HarshithaElated It means a lot to me :)
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Wow so nice 👏 👌 😍
Many many thanks
Excellent candles making process.
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
Good idea
Many many thanks
Hii its very impressive.I really like ur candle making process.can u plz suggest me what wax to use for colour candles and could u suggest where can I get the lables
@chinnugamer7718 I’m very happy you found the video helpful. For color candles you can try paraffin and soy wax. Paraffin will give you brighter colors and soy candles will give you pastel colors. I recently uploaded a video on different types of waxes. I am confident the video will help you decide whether you must pick paraffin or soy wax.
Here’s the link - th-cam.com/video/9OxBouxQDRM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1BWgXQAoqsPEJuHN
Also please subscribe to our TH-cam channel for more such content 🙂
Happy New Year ✨
Tqq very much and happy new year 😊 I have already subscribed
Sonal - Love your candles making process.
Glad you like them!
Thanks a lot di ❤ I'm started watching all your videos ... soooo helpful... ❤
Yay 🙌 that’s great. So happy for you. Do let me know if you have any questions or any video requests.
Hey! Thanx for the tutorial! How do you produce jar stickers?
Thank you! Printing the labels is a simple process. I will film it and share it. Until then, please subscribe to our channel so you will be notified when I put out the video :)
Very insightful video. Glad I found it
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this video. It was really helpful. Could you please tell me what is the mixing percentage of soy and coconut wax?
Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. I just needed few details.. Could you please specify like how much fragrance oil has to be added to the wax you used?
You’re welcome and I’m happy that you found the video helpfully. I have used 10% fragrance oil in the video. You can add anywhere between 6-13% (usually depending on the quality of the fragrance oil you are using).
Before you ask, here’s the link for the fragrance oil vendor
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/fragrance-oils
@@sosacandles thankyou so much. Your videos are very informative for beginners.
@@divyabiswajith3247 I’m smiling from ear to ear 😊 You made my day
Would you please tell me boiling and pouring temperature of All the different waxes
@Bhumika Agrawal I have created a detailed video on it. It’s going to be published today. I’m confident it will help you get thorough info on melting and pouring points. Please subscribe to my channel so you will be notified as soon as the video is up.
right temperature kya hai fragrance oil dalne ke liye
Very informative video
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
mam if we are making one candle how much drops of fragnance should we use and what is he use of essential oil?
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/fragrance-oils
8-10% of wax weight you have to add
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If I want to use flower shape mould then where I can purchase
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/candle-making-holds
❤ well explained ( nicely)❤
Thanks a lot 😊
Good n helpful video for beginners 👍
@masoodchanna330 I’m glad you found the video helpful. Please subscribe to my TH-cam channel for more such videos. :)
Ma'am, what is glue dot?
Ma'am I have a question
Ma'am candle dye liquid and fragrance oil can be mixed together or not?
Yes you can mix them together. Pls try and get good quality supplies, to prevent bad outcomes.
Nice video ❤
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
Can you use a blow dyers ?
@gipht yes, you can use blow dryers on a low setting 🙂
❤ mam the voice was inaudible but only music was playing while doing double boiler method in this video
@pripri7905 Thanks for bringing it to my notice. I'll fix it.
You explained everything very well❤ i just wanna ask you when we should add color in melted wax which temperature? And which type of colors?
@hamnacheema1879 you're welcome! I am glad you liked the video. In terms of adding color, I add it anytime between 70 to 80 degrees. I use liquid candle dyes as it melts very well with the wax, and does not disintegrate. You can explore liquid candle dyes here sosacandlesstore.com/collections/diy-candle-making
@@sosacandles thank you so much for your help 💕
@@hamnacheema1879 you're welcome ☺ Do let me know if there's anything, and if you haven't already, pls subscribe to my TH-cam channel for more such content.
@@sosacandles subscribed👍🏻🥰
How you calculated that how much wax you must needing for the glass jar. Please reply
All you need to do is, place the container in which you want to make the candle on the weighing scale. After which, pls turn on your scale, and measure in grams, and add water until the point you’re certain that this is the amount of candle wax u need in this container. That’s the amount of wax you must add.
If both ( fragrance oil and dye liquid) are mixed then different fragrances will come or what?
Candle Liquid Dyes don’t have odour, so you won’t have those challenges.
Mam candle business k liye insta account kaise banay kya kya settings kare or candle k liye kaise sell kare us k konsa streaker lagay sab sab please details me batay please
@artandcraft826 sure, main ispe jald hi ek video banaugi
Ma'am can u plz help me, I made candle but my wick does not get in centre.. when I light the candle the wick goes extremely right or left.. how can I put in middle.. any tool for that
Where to buy all the wax? Can you send me link please🙏🏼
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/
The 60 - 70 degree is in celcius or Fahrenheit
I would really appreciate if you can help i just started making candles but the issue i am currently facing is when i burn the candles it does not burn completely only the middle portion is burnt which leads to small flame can you help me with that what can i do yo over come that
I also face this issue
Congrats on starting your candle-making journey! 😊
The issue you're describing is called 'tunneling,' where only the middle portion of the candle burns. To prevent this, make sure to let your candle burn long enough during the first burn to allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container-usually 3-4 hours.
Also, check that your wick size is appropriate for your candle. If the wick is weak, it won't generate enough heat to melt the wax evenly. I would recommend you try eco wicks for making candles
Sharing the link for your reference: candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/eco-candle-wicks-eco-wicks-for-candle-making
Hope this helps, and happy candle making! 🕯️
mam ' where I get material in a afforable price and tools to make this
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/
Hy wicks prices is overated from the you shared in your description box🥺
@Doraemonworld.999 I appreciate your feedback and will work on seeing how we can make these more afforable in the future.
Just some good-to-know information.These are high quality imported wicks, and hence the difference in price. They are personally tested by me, and we use them extensively for our small business (so you won't have to be spending money and time experimenting) You can avail 15% off by using the coupon WELCOME15.
I have also launched loose wick which is more afforable. You can check them here and I have just launched a video on how to use them as well. Linking both for your reference.
Candle Wick Thread: sosacandlesstore.com/products/ignite-your-creativity-top-grade-braided-cotton-candle-wicks-wick-tabs-61-m-braided-cotton-wick-roll-and-100-wick-tabs
Video: th-cam.com/video/IVOXKKNA5uM/w-d-xo.html
Hey, from where I can get the products?
@PalakTaleda I buy all my candle business supplies from here. The stuff here is great quality.
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store
From where we can purchase raw material
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store
Can we make a jar candle with mixture of soy chunks and flakes equally?
Flakes are not suitable for jar candles. So you might want to reconsider.
Mam I have soy flaxes and I make the mould based candle is it right??
Very nice ❤
Thanks 🤗
Mam please tell me how to fix a crack in a bubble candle
@avniskitchen Ideally your bubble candle must not crack. Can you pls tell me which wax you have used, and the form of it as well (flakes/ chunks).
I used soy wax flakes
Soy Wax flakes has a very brittle texture and cannot be used on its own. If you have bought it in large quantities, I recommend using soy butter wax with it, which will help or else you can try soy wax for pillar candles. I had the same problem that you are having and using this wax fixed it
Soy Butter Wax: candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-butter-wax
Soy Pillar Wax:
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-specially-made-for-pillar-and-designer-candles
Mam which soy wax best for bubble candle making
@@avniskitchen Please try this out. This is a soy wax formulation specially for decor candles. You can also reach out to their team for any queries - 7397976926
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-specially-made-for-pillar-and-designer-candles
When you legit cool to that degree will it not start harding
No, it doesn’t 🙂
Nice
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
My candle doesn’t stick well with the jar once it dries it separates from the jar i made the jar with pop which is plaster of paris and i used soy and parafin wax how to overcome this
@Nailsby_san I also made candles with POP/ Cement. Here’s my experience.
In candle making, it's common for candles to shrink a bit when they cool, which can cause them to pull away from the jar. Here are a few tips that might help:
1. Preheat your jars: Before pouring the wax into the jars, warm them slightly. This can be done by placing them in a warm oven for a few minutes/ or using a heat gun. This helps the wax cool more slowly, reducing shrinkage.
2. Pour temperature: Adjusting the temperature at which you pour the wax into the jars can also make a difference. Pouring too hot can cause the wax to pull away as it cools too quickly; pouring too cool can cause poor adhesion from the start.
3. Use a primer or adhesive: There are primers and stickum adhesives available specifically for candle making which can be applied to the inside of the jar before pouring the wax to help with adhesion.
4. Top off the candle: After the initial pour has cooled and if a sinkhole has formed or if it has pulled away from the jar, you can do a second pour to fill in any gaps.
5. Cool slowly: Allow the candles to cool slowly. This can be done by insulating them with a box or wrapping them lightly with a towel.
Experimenting with these methods should help in achieving better adhesion between the candle and the jar.
@@sosacandles thank you so much for helping me out and thanks for your time as well will try these steps and will update you once after archiving the perfect candle
@@Nailsby_san Yes please! It’s a lot of hard work to make candle containers with POP and other materials. I truly admire your creativity and patience. Do keep me posted :) and if you haven’t already.Pls subscribe to our channel.
😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much! I am happy you found the video helpful :)
Can u pls tell me where to buy candle jars in wholesale
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store
You always mention that you'll be giving 'links' for buying supplies and tools, but there are never any links 👀
@dinkylovesbooks Hi Dinky, Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I presume my team member has missed on adding them. I’ll have them added right away.
@dinkylovesbooks all the links are shared in the description. I hope this helps :)
@@sosacandlesyou can check the description of this video yourself and see, it's not there. Anyway, thanks for all the videos you make and all the tips and info you share. It's pretty motivational to newbies! 👍
@@dinkylovesbooks we have a pinned comment which includes it :), for other ones, the description has it :) happy new year
@@sosacandles TY! Wishing you a very Happy New Year!! 🍾💕
Can i use paraffin wax
Please watch this video before deciding on the type of wax you want to use. I have explained the wax types with their pros and cons in detail. I’m here if you have any questions.
th-cam.com/video/9OxBouxQDRM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pnmfRB_DYhou1E50
Mam, I am using soy wax but my flame is very very low.. Where am I going wrong?
Which wax ans wicks you are using?
To start candle business at home how to grow at home and budget
I have created a detailed video on the same topic, which will be uploaded soon. Please subscribe to my channel so you will be notified as soon as the video is uploaded.
Ur voice is not there in video.please check
I’ll check.
I also made it but my wax cracked as it cooled
It’s because the wax you are using is unsuitable for making a jar candle. I’d recommend you try out soy jar wax from here. They have high quality raw materials for candle making.
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/products/soy-wax-chunks-aa
I used soy flakes for the jar candles
But I noticed one thing. Actually I made 4 jar candles at a time and in which I poured the wax again it got cracked.
@@Deeptiibahuguna Pls buy jars from a good supplier. It should not crack so easily.
@@Deeptiibahuguna Flakes dont work for candles. Pls try supplies from here, you will save money and time both.
candlemakingsuppliesindia.store/collections/candle-making-wax
Hindi pls
Subscribe to SOSA Candles HINDI
Mam please hindi me bole
@artandcraft826 yes, main hindi videos bhi banati hu, ye link pe hindi video hai - th-cam.com/video/iUITKAtooKI/w-d-xo.html
apko kuch aur video dekhna hai to pls bataiye, main usspar video karungi
Send me details
@bhanumathikovvuri4028 what details must I help you with :)
sosacandlesstore.com/collections/diy-candle-making
Pls hindi me bolo n pls ye english me mat likho screen pr iss se proper nhi dikhta hai
Hindi Channel follow kijiye pls!
Hindi mebolo
Aap khud dekho aapki video screen pr likh k aata h toh proper nhi dikhta ki aap kya kr rhe ho
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