Review on 🕯️ Create Beautifully Colored Candles at Home with Our Easy-to-Use Candle Making Kit! by Linda Diaz

Flavors don't open and colors aren't always what I expect, but laugh and consider surprises part of the fun. The end result burned very well - a large flame that melted the wax precisely. Don't limit yourself to the glasses provided; I've made some amazing candles in party jars, jam jars, ceramic sundaes, I even used a salad bowl (looks really cool! I'll try to come back and add a photo later). But we managed to make a lot of small candles and it was the bulk of our Christmas gifts for family and neighbors this year so the end result saved us a lot of potential cash costs. (Think of it as a gift of homemade Christmas cookies—but you don't have to worry about people having diabetes, avoiding gluten, being of a different religion, or whatever!) The grandparents were particularly pleased. fun project. It worked well for me but didn't really interest my kids. (They have way more candles where you roll beeswax sheets.) I wouldn't say I would buy this again because a kit will do to start and then just buy additional materials. I still use the cooking jar but have now bought extra wax and paints. I gave up fragrances.