Travel Candle Recipe

This travel candle brings the comfort of home wherever you go, with a compact tin, clean-burning wax, and a scent that transforms any space into a ...

This travel candle brings the comfort of home wherever you go, with a compact tin, clean-burning wax, and a scent that transforms any space into a relaxing retreat.

Shopping List

(x1) Golden Brands 415 Soy Wax

10 lb

(x1) Tea Rose & Bergamot Fragrance Oil 933

(x1) Metal Pour Pitcher

(x6) Candle Wick Bar

1 pc

(x6) 4 oz. Candle Tin - Silver

(x1) Candle Wick Stickers

100 pc

(x1) 44-28-18 Cotton Core Wick

100 pc

(x1) Candle Warning Labels

100 pc

Directions

Step 1

Use a wick sticker to adhere a 44-28-18 Cotton Core Wick to each jar.

Step 2

Prepare your candle wax. Weigh out and melt 22 ounces of the Golden Brands 415 Soy Wax Flakes. Melt using a double boiler to 185°F. As the wax is melting, stir periodically.

Step 3

Add 2 ounces of Tea Rose & Bergamot Fragrance Oil and stir.

Step 4

Allow the temperature of the wax to cool to around 130°F, and then pour 4 oz into each jar.

Step 5

Use a wick bar to keep the wick straight and centered while the wax is setting up.

Step 6

Once the wax to set up completely, trim the wick to ¼”. Place a warning label on each jar. Allow to cure up to two weeks.

To Use

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Recipe Ingredients

2 oz. Tea Rose & Bergamot Fragrance Oil 933
22 oz. Golden Brands 415 Soy Wax

Equipment From Home

1 Thermometer
1 Scale

Directions

Use a wick sticker to adhere a 44-28-18 Cotton Core Wick to each jar.

Prepare your candle wax. Weigh out and melt 22 ounces of the Golden Brands 415 Soy Wax Flakes. Melt using a double boiler to 185°F. As the wax is melting, stir periodically.

Add 2 ounces of Tea Rose & Bergamot Fragrance Oil and stir.

Allow the temperature of the wax to cool to around 130°F, and then pour 4 oz into each jar.

Use a wick bar to keep the wick straight and centered while the wax is setting up.

Once the wax to set up completely, trim the wick to ¼”. Place a warning label on each jar. Allow to cure up to two weeks.