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Luxury Candle Making Kit

May 6, by Shellie Wilson.

Gifting candles is very popular right now and whilst some of us might get sick of them, I do like them as a fallback gift, I feel like I’d rather have a cupboard of candles that were gifted to me than random bottles of wine or other unwanted gifts.

I mean there is always a use for a candle.  But do you know what is better than a scented candle? A handmade scented candle! and do you know what is better than a handmade scented candle? A scented candle kit.

I love this candle-making kit as it is elegant and sophisticated and the completed candles look high-end and expensive.

During a few of the lockdowns, I gifted DIY craft kits to some family members, at first they were like, no I don’t do crafts and then they were hooked. Sometimes we forget what a Hobby is and how good itis for our mental health.

The complete starter kit comes with an aluminum melting pitcher, thermometer, metal stirring spoon, glass jars, soy wax, premium fragrance oils, wick stickers, cotton/wooden wicks, wick bars & decorative/warning labels.

This candle-making kit comes with a 4-piece accessory set (Wick Trimmer, Candle Snuffer, Wick Dipper & Velvet Storage Pouch) to help you get the most out of any candle!

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