I have a TON of suppies I'd be willing to ship you

Ignore maya she shills for woodwick. I used a great kit from candle science but there are other companies that offer kits as well. Beyond kits I’ve priced wax and fragrances from other suppliers and the flaming candle offers 2 lb of wax you can purchase to see if you like that particular type / blend.

My wife ordered me one from Amazon. It will be here tomorrow. I can’t wait to try it.

What is your location? 🤣 we’re everywhere haha, so I could tell you a bunch of European ones but that wouldn’t be useful if you’re in the US

I bought a kit from candlescience. Came with everything I needed. Made 12 holiday themed/scented candles. Ran about $90 with shipping.

Check out Bramble berry channel on youtube for starters...

I wouldn't say it's necessarily difficult, but there's definitely way more to it than I ever would have thought. I'm two years in and still learning/experimenting. I'm sorry I'm not aware of any one place that provides you with an ultimate guide, but if you visit the candlescience website, they have a lot of tutorials, educational articles, and things like candle wick guides. I've found a lot of helpful resources online like, calculators that help you figure out how much wax and FO you need for a candle, etc. It kind of would be nice to have one place to go to and get all the information you could possible need! Something like that may very well exist and maybe someone will pop on here and share!

I agree a candle kit is a good way to start. If you love doing then you will know what you need to add to the candle making supplies.

Start with a candle making kit. That's how I started. It's fun to play around with. If you like it and want to continue, you'll figure out the next tools you want.

If you happen to be in Canada, I'll recommend Canwax's kits :) That's how I got my start and I was hooked immediately lol

Buy a candle making kit from Candle Science, Lone Star Candle, Nature’s Garden, or other reputable supplier. That will get you started with all the basics.

Gariahat Market (wholesale section)

What state do you live in? Wax and containers are often the most expensive part. I suggest checking to see if you have anywhere nearby so you can save on shipping.

For fragrance, CandleScience is having their 50% off 1 oz bottle sale through Monday so you can go try a lot of fragrances right now for not that much. Highly recommend them. They also have candle kits if you’ve never made candles before.

Other suppliers I like are Hive and Honey, Candles and Supplies, and Fillmore.

If you're still looking for suppliers, we carry fragrance oil. We're doing 20% off until monday.

Search in youtube..you will get all the information

Indiamart has vendors and boro bazar. Learning resources are plenty on YT.

CandleScience is a great place to start as well as the flaming candle, Aztec, and natures garden. Best to find which is closer to you so shipping is lower especially when buying wax.
Your fragrance load is going to totally depend on wax type (there are many) and what the max load is for that wax and where you want it to be. Typically 8-9% I think is a pretty average fragrance load.
Everything is weighed out on a scale. That’s big tip number 1.
I make wax melts, diffusers, and room sprays along with candles. Most of those businesses I mentioned sell supplies for many scented crafts and have tutorials.

I started recently and you have to test a lot before finding what works for you. Ive been working with molds recently because they’re more fun and forgiving (in my opinion). The vessel, the wick, the wax, the pigment, the fragrance etc. once you find what works for you, stick with that lol I made the mistake of buying too much stuff and nothing worked. Took me like 6 months to make a good candle. I had hundred of candles around the house. What a moment to be alive!! Now I have skull candles everywhere haha I bet you can see them on this page lol

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Definitely going to find this cart somewhere