#Jars for Candle Making

[stanislav-s-vrabtchinskyj]

do y'all also make "kakao" from the finished Nutella jar?

cuz like, there is always that small amount you CAN'T GET OUT however you try.

So I just pour hot "milk" in it and steer it with a spoon until it melts. it's the same as steering powder cocoa or chocolate.

i Will use that jar for something later :)

[namocreations]

A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Wax for Your Candles

Choosing the right wax is a crucial step in making high-quality candles. The type of wax you use affects the burning time, scent throw, appearance, and overall performance of your candles. With so many options available in the market, it can be overwhelming to decide which wax is best for your needs. In this guide, we’ll break down the different types of candle wax, their pros and cons, and how to choose the perfect wax for your candle-making projects.

Paraffin Wax

Overview: Paraffin wax is one of the most commonly used waxes in the candle-making industry. It is derived from petroleum and is popular due to its ability to hold fragrance and color well.

Pros:

Excellent scent throw (both hot and cold).

Easy to work with and mold.

Cost-effective and widely available.

Cons:

Derived from petroleum, making it less eco-friendly.

Can produce soot if not burned correctly.

Best For:

Scented candles, decorative candles, and colored candles.

2. Soy Wax

Overview: Soy wax is made from soybean oil and is considered a natural, eco-friendly alternative to paraffin wax. It burns cleanly and produces less soot, making it a popular choice for home candle-making.

Pros:

Clean and slow burn.

Excellent scent throw with natural fragrances.

Biodegradable and eco-friendly.

Cons:

Can be prone to frosting (white coating on the surface).

Slightly higher cost than paraffin wax.

Best For:

Scented candles, container candles, and eco-friendly candles.

3. Beeswax

Overview: Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honeybees. It has a natural honey-like scent and burns cleanly without producing toxins. Beeswax is often used for making natural and luxurious candles.

Pros:

Natural air purifier (releases negative ions).

Long-lasting burn time.

Naturally pleasant fragrance.

Cons:

Expensive compared to other waxes.

Difficult to hold fragrance from essential oils.

Best For:

Luxury candles, natural candles, and decorative candles.

4. Palm Wax

Overview: Palm wax is derived from palm oil and is known for its ability to create unique crystalline or feathered textures in candles. It is often used for making pillar candles and textured candles.

Pros:

Creates beautiful textures and designs.

Long burning time.

Natural and renewable resource.

Cons:

Slightly higher cost.

Ethical concerns regarding palm oil harvesting.

Best For:

Decorative and pillar candles.

5. Coconut Wax

Overview: Coconut wax is made from the oil of coconuts and is often blended with other natural waxes like soy or beeswax. It is highly regarded for its smooth finish and excellent scent throw.

Pros:

Long-lasting burn.

Excellent scent throw.

Sustainable and eco-friendly.

Cons:

Expensive.

Limited availability.

Best For:

Luxury candles, scented candles, and eco-friendly candles.

6. Gel Wax

Overview: Gel wax is a transparent wax made from mineral oil and polymer resin. It is popular for creating decorative candles with embedded objects like shells, flowers, or decorative stones.

Pros:

Transparent and allows creative designs.

Long-lasting burn time.

Holds fragrance well.

Cons:

Can melt in high temperatures.

Requires specific wick types for proper burning.

Best For:

Decorative candles, embedded candles, and theme candles.

How to Choose the Right Wax for Your Candle Business

Consider Your Candle Type:

For scented candles: Opt for soy wax, coconut wax, or paraffin wax.

For decorative candles: Use palm wax, beeswax, or gel wax.

For eco-friendly candles: Choose soy wax, beeswax, or coconut wax.

2. Budget:

Paraffin wax is the most affordable, while coconut and beeswax are on the higher end.

3. Eco-Friendliness:

If you aim to offer sustainable candles, opt for soy, beeswax, or coconut wax.

4. Fragrance Throw:

For strong fragrance throw, paraffin and coconut wax are ideal.

For natural scents, beeswax and soy wax are better options.

Conclusion

Choosing the right wax for your candles plays a significant role in determining the quality, appearance, and burning performance of your product. Whether you are making candles for personal use or starting a business, understanding the characteristics of each wax type will help you make an informed decision. At Namo Creations, we offer high-quality candle-making raw materials, including premium waxes, fragrance oils, and containers to help you craft the perfect candle.

Browse our collection of candle-making supplies now at Namo Creations.

[broareweabouttoviberightnow]

mood board of decor I firmly believe exists in the Curtis home

[comatosebunny09]

You’re homesick.

You might not say it aloud, but Sylus sees it on your face. Feels it in your body language.

Every tentative smile or far-away glaze to your eyes when his colleagues inquire about where you’re from.

That deep sigh pushing through your nostrils when you’re reminded of anything related to the beach.

That quiet moment of desperation when you shut your eyes tight, shoulders tenses, after eating something that reminds you of home, clinging to the memory of a past life.

Those wordless moments of longing when you’re seated on the porch with the wind licking your cheeks and threading through your hair, stained with the tang of petrichor and greenery and sea salt.

He asks you outright one day if you miss it—being home.

The grit of sand stuck in the interstices of your toes. The distant call of seabirds surfing in a sky so endlessly blue.

The soft, lax symphony of waves pushing and pulling against the shoreline, the sea glass, the ocean glittering with refracted sunlight.

If you miss the cacophony of children playing in the surf and dogs cheerily barking as they trot through the sand.

If you miss the warm spread of the sun on your skin, the aroma of seaweed intermingled with salt, and the horizon blending so beautifully, you can’t tell where the sky ends and the sea begins.

With a watery smile, you clasp your hand around his shoulder. Squeeze, a little shaky, a little distant. Your voice lacks its usual confidence, it’s typical vivaciousness. You almost sound hollow. A shell of yourself when you say,

“Nah. I’m okay right here with you.”

You’re a shit liar. It’s written all over your face. But he doesn’t press it, figuring he’s wounded you enough with his prodding.

The next day, he buys you an entire island that’s more ocean than land. It might not be home, but it’s a start. He can make anywhere you are, home.

[willowwillaw]

Things i'd rather be than a human

[spiderin-space]

CANDLE OF THE OLD FAITH‼️

So funny story-

I had originally wanted to make seperate big candles for each of the Bishops but upon the discovery I only had One(1) jar left, I decided to try a tiered candle for the first time 😔😩 not bad imo!!

Although if you look closer there are some cracks in the wax/leeching of colors but shhhh

Leshy/Darkwood- Freesia, Peonies, Rose, Mixed Berries

Heket/Anura- Pumpkin Streusel, Oatmeal Milk & Honey, Lemon, Jasmine

Kallamar/Anchordeep- Sand & Sea, Coconut, Orchid, Ylang Ylang

Shamura/Silk Cradle- Sandalwood, Musk, Lavender, Pine

[rachelscauldroncraft]

This soy candle is made with several flowers, herbs, and crystals known for their protective properties. The candle is created with strong protective intentions to help you banish negativity and reinforce your own protective energies and barriers.

🌞🔮🌜

if this sounds like something you’re into, check out my etsy store! link below✨

[plusultraetc]

Fourteen Days of MHA | 4/14: The Ladies

Momo returns to the kitchen with the glass jar of matches from her room, only to find the candle already lit.

“Oh,” she says. The three wicks of the pink scented candle flicker merrily. “You found the lighter, then?”

“Nope!” Mina says from where she’s standing by the counter. Tooru is kneeling on it, passing down mugs for tea.

“Oh.” Momo says again, still staring at the candle. Then she looks around for Todoroki. He is not there. In fact, there’s no one in sight.

“Do you wanna know how we lit it?” Mina asks. From the way she’s smiling, Momo is pretty sure the answer is no.

But she’s the class VP. Since moving into the 1-A dorms, the realm of her responsibilities has expanded. She must, intrepidly, proceed.

“… How?”

“Well,” Mina says, reaching for a roll of paper towels.

“No.”

“No, Yaomomo, listen—”

“No.” The stove looms ominously behind her.

“It worked really well! We threw it in the sink right after!”

Momo slams the jar of matches onto the kitchen counter with a little more force than is probably necessary. Mina pouts. “These are the kitchen matches now. They’re staying here. Forever. Just don’t—no.”

[xostomachaches]

naruto is temporary, tenten is forever

[bathmat30000]

yankee candles ❥

[itsbrucey]

I thought Will was stressed while doing DnDads but I can hear the brow furrowing in StoryBreak /j

[namocreations]

Where to Buy High-Quality Jars for Candle Making at Affordable Prices

Candle making is a rewarding craft, whether you’re doing it as a hobby or running a business. One of the most important aspects of candle making is choosing the right jars. High-quality jars not only enhance the look of your candles but also ensure safety and durability. However, finding reliable suppliers that offer premium jars at affordable prices can be challenging. In this blog, we will explore the best places to buy high-quality jars for candle making without breaking the bank.

Factors to Consider When Buying Candle Jars

Before purchasing candle jars, it’s essential to consider the following factors:

Material — Glass jars are the most popular choice due to their heat resistance and elegant appearance.

Size and Shape — The size and shape should align with the type of candles you’re making.

Durability — Choose jars that can withstand high temperatures without cracking.

Affordability — Look for suppliers that offer competitive pricing without compromising quality.

Bulk Buying Options — Purchasing in bulk can help you save money in the long run.

Best Places to Buy Candle Jars

Wholesale Suppliers

Wholesale suppliers offer bulk candle jars at discounted rates. Some top wholesale options include:

Namo Creations (Delhi NCR) — A trusted supplier offering a wide range of candle jars in different designs and sizes.

Uline — Known for its extensive selection of glass and metal candle containers.

SKS Bottle & Packaging — Offers bulk pricing on various candle jar styles.

Online Marketplaces

E-commerce platforms provide a convenient way to compare prices and styles before making a purchase.

Namo Creations- An online store where all types of candle making glass jars are listed.

Amazon — Features a vast selection of candle jars from different brands.

Etsy — Ideal for unique and handcrafted candle jars.

AliExpress — Offers budget-friendly options with international shipping.

Local Craft Stores

Local craft stores can be a great option if you prefer to inspect the jars before buying. The offline store of Namo Creations, based in Faridabad, showcases all candle-making glass jars for physical look and quality check. Other stores like Hobby Lobby, Michaels, and Joann Fabrics often stock glass jars suitable for candle making.

Manufacturer Direct Purchases

Buying directly from manufacturers can result in significant savings, especially for bulk orders. Some manufacturers even offer customization options for branding.

Second-Hand and Upcycled Options

For eco-conscious candle makers, repurposing old jars or buying from thrift stores can be a cost-effective and sustainable choice.

Conclusion

Finding high-quality candle jars at affordable prices is easier than ever with so many options available. Whether you choose wholesale suppliers, online marketplaces, local stores, or direct manufacturers, make sure to consider durability, pricing, and size before making a purchase. Happy candle making!

If you’re looking for premium candle jars, Namo Creations in Delhi NCR is an excellent choice for quality and affordability. Contact us today to explore our collection!

[paranoidgemsbok]

ive been having a terrible time trying to keep stock in the online shop because its been selling so fast in person and im so bad at figuring out what exactly to make extra of

[rahleeyah]

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[ohcans]

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[sunnyglassware]

(via amber color glass candle jar with stand- sunny glassware)