A series of candle making blogs, tips and guides to help candlemakers from all skill levels improve their craft.
Making a candle is part science, part art. There are creative elements, like choosing the type of wax, glassware, wick, fragrance, colouring and then the technical aspects involving ratios, measurements, timing and temperature. It’s a rewarding practice that takes time to master, but through research and testing, it’s easier than ever to create your own professional quality soy wax candles.
Let’s work our way through the steps of using the S16 Deluxe Soy Wax to make better candles.
Read MoreIn preparation for our unveiling the world’s first flaked Soy/Beeswax blend (BeeSoy B808), we here at All Seasons Wax Co. wanted to give you a quick history and rundown of beeswax; how it’s been used, why it’s so important, and why you should be excited for its release! The release of our new product is imminent, so read up below and see why beeswax should be your next candle wax purchase!
Read MoreCommercial candle companies have been doing it this way for years, tailoring their wax blend to synthesise perfectly with their fragrances - now, for the first time, everyday Australian candle makers will have that same competitive advantage by pairing up the Scents by LCS range with All Seasons Wax!
Read MoreWith distributors in five states All Seasons Wax Company is delivering on our promise to reduce excessive freight cost for our end-users. Check out this block for details about your local ASW distributor!
Read MoreHistorians say that the first candle was likely made with beeswax around the period 3000 BC by Egyptians for usage in religious practice, since then, candles have been used and loved by billions. Over the last 2 decades especially, there has been a strong and steady rise in the popularity of candles driven by the shift in consumer behaviour moving towards authentic, artisan craft products over factory made, mass produced candles.
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