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Lavender is a very prominent natural ingredient used in many skincare and haircare products today. Lavender has enormous qualities needed to bring a glow to the skin and combat any infection from it. Amongst so many soaps present on the market, Homemade lavender soap is one such which is completely versatile in its properties. The Lavender oil soap is safe and leads to no side effects. Let us know more about the DIY Lavender soap recipe & benefits below. What does lavender do for your skin? Lavender is rich in antifungal properties that reduce skin inflammation and help to keep eczema at bay. Lavender is used to treat psoriasis and cleanses your skin from within. The lavender lessens redness and irritations on the skin as well. Benefits Of DIY Lavender Soap For Skin Homemade Lavender soap is very effective on all skin types. It has enormous benefits that are very helpful in keeping the skin nourished. Let us know more about such benefits that you can have from this soap below. Redu...

The favorite method to adorn a dinner table, mantlepiece, or bedside is with a tapered candle. There are sophisticated tapered candles in a range of colors and patterns are available to help us realize our tablescape fantasies, while influencers are showcasing elaborate designs as the finishing touch to an upgraded atmosphere. DIY taper candles are perfect for giving as presents throughout the holidays. In addition, candles are an excellent method to create a relaxing atmosphere. These taper candles fit into any candle holder and can be used in emergency kits or during power outages. How To Make Taper Candles at Home To add that rustic whimsy and farmhouse charm, learn how to make your beeswax taper candles. They're ideal for birthdays or holidays, and they're full of handmade attention to detail. Following are the candle-making materials that you will require for making taper candles. DIY Taper Candle Supplies: Yellow Beeswax Pellets  - 1350 Gm Braided Candle Wick Narrow And D...

Pillar candles are a must-have for every modern home. With its excellent scent and elegant appearance, it enhances the home decor. Candle making is a pleasant hobby that is also cost-effective, aesthetically pleasing, and environmentally responsible as it uses only organic components. The all-natural beeswax and fragrance oil used in this recipe gives not just scent but also nerve-calming properties. Additionally, these candles are better for you and your loved ones. This blog will learn how to make pillar candles and DIY candle-making techniques. How To Make Beeswax Pillar Candle - Homemade DIY A classy pillar candle can be quite pricey. So we've included instructions on how to make pillar candles as well as DIY candle-making techniques so you can make your own at home. Candle Making Supplies: White Beeswax  - 500 Grams Red Candle Color Dye - 2 Tablespoons Royal Rose Fragrance Oil - 2 Tablespoons Aluminium Metal Pillar Mold - 6 Pre Waxed Candle Wick - 12 Wick Screw - 12 Wooden Can...

Picture this - Your homemade candle is cooled, the wick is trimmed, and the only thing left to do is to release your candle from the mold. When removing the candle from its mold, patience and efficiency are required. Removing your handcrafted candles from their mold might be difficult and time-consuming. So what's the best way to deal with this vexing candle making issue? The additives you pour into the waxes, and the candle cooling method you use once the candle is set are key to successful mold release. How To Remove a Candle From a Mold - Step by step If you’ve been making candles for a little while, you’ve probably stumbled upon silicone, glass, and metal candle molds. Unfortunately, you must have also faced situations in which you could not release your candles from the molds. Here, we will show you how you can successfully extract your candles from different types of molds. 1. How To Remove Candle From Silicone Mold Silicone molds are fun to use as they come in several diffe...

The mellow, shimmering glimmer of a fragrance provides a sense of serenity and tenderness to your surroundings. So it was difficult for our family to give up ordinary candles. Still, the bad influence on the environment was too enormous to ignore, so we switched to beeswax candles. Yellow beeswax  candles are a terrific alternative to chemically perfumed paraffin candles since they purify rather than pollute the air. When beeswax is burned, it produces negative ions. Negative ions help to reduce the amount of dust, dander, and mold in the oxygen we breathe, especially with essential oils. Why Beeswax? Since beeswax has the greatest melting point of any wax, it lasts longer than paraffin. When beeswax is burned, it emits a mild and delightful honey aroma. They're the cleaner candle because they don't produce any soot and are dripless. They also provide a lot more ambient light, which creates a warm atmosphere. How to Make Beeswax Candles With Essential Oils Since beeswax candles...

You can make your own eucalyptus and thyme-scented candles using soy wax and essential oils they are quite simple to make. Natural candle wax, like soy wax candles, smells wonderful, and they also burn clean and last longer. The advantages of eucalyptus and thyme-scented candles range from improved air quality to relaxation and mental focus. This candle-making recipe for natural DIY aromatherapy candles makes for lovely home decor and thoughtful gifts. Homemade Eucalyptus & Thyme Scented Candle The process of making candles without herbs is easy and fun to do, we need to add thyme and eucalyptus essential oil to soy wax flakes for a unique experience. Thyme and eucalyptus candle not only pleasant to smell but also has health advantages. Read on to find out the candle-making supplies you require to make this super simple DIY eucalyptus and thyme-scented soy candle. Eucalyptus & Thyme Candle Supplies: Eucalyptus Essential Oil  - 20 Drops Thyme Essential Oil   - 15 Drops ...