7 Candle Making LIES That You Thought Were True

Candle making at home for beginners is full of advice that sounds right, and these 7 candle making lies cost you wax, oil and money every time you pour. SCENT THROW SECRETS - a guide that helps you find the one thing that is killing your throw and fix it with as few testers as possible. https://scentthrow.candlelier.net SUBSCRIBE for candle making fixes that save you wax, oil and money:    / @thecandlelier   ABOUT THIS VIDEO: I was standing in a friend's kitchen while she weighed pure lavender essential oil into hot wax, gram by gram, exactly the way I taught her a long time ago. That rule is a lie, and it is one of the seven I clear up for you here. You will find out why an 8 ounce jar never takes 8 ounces of wax, and how a 2 minute water test tells you how much wax each kind of jar really holds. We go through where the black soot on your jar actually comes from before you spend a cent on new wax, and why so many essential oils do not hold up to the heat the way a candle fragrance oil does. Then we go through the metal wire in your wick, how long your first burn should really go, why you should not burn a jar candle right down to the bottom, and why that big sale bottle of fragrance oil does not keep forever. If you sell at a market or run a small candle business, there is a line in here for your warning label too. Whether you are learning how to make candles at home or making them to sell, these seven fixes stop you paying for the same mistake twice. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 The rule I taught a friend 0:55 Lie 1: An 8 oz jar takes 8 oz of wax 2:05 Lie 2: Soot means you bought a dirty wax 3:15 Lie 3: Essential oil makes a better candle 5:01 Lie 4: The wire in your wick is lead 5:50 Lie 5: Keep the first burn going as long as it takes 6:54 Lie 6: Burn it right down to the bottom 7:41 Lie 7: Fragrance oil keeps forever 8:37 Fixing the candle that barely smells ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔗 LINKS 🕯️ Scent Throw Secrets: https://scentthrow.candlelier.net 🔔 Subscribe to Candlelier:    / @thecandlelier   Always follow your wax, wick and fragrance supplier's spec sheets, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Candlelier #CandleMaking #CandleMakingForBeginners #DIYCandle