The process of making candle flowers

Candle flower making process 1: prepare candles, utensils (which can melt wax) and small cups (filled with water and a little detergent). Melting wax. Production: Use thumb and forefinger, or use three fingers as you like. Dip it in water and take it out. Dip in the wax liquid (stop in the wax liquid), take it out and knead it on the branch (stop here) to make a beautiful candle flower.

Production process 2: firstly, prepare some petals and leaves of dried flowers; Cut the white candle into sections and break the candle sections; Heat the candle fragments in a pot to melt the wax; Pour that prepared wax liquid into the prepare mold; When the wax liquid is not dry, put the petals prepared in advance and shape it; Wait for the wax liquid to solidify; After the wax liquid is completely solidified, take it out of the mold!

Production process 3: Tools & Materials: dry branches, candles, knives, small bowls, gloves and cold water.

Cut the candle into thin slices, put the cut candle in a bowl, put it on an induction cooker, heat it with 300 fire, stir it with a spoon while heating, and turn off the fire when the candle completely melts into liquid. When the candle liquid cools down a little, the thumb and forefinger are pinched together like this, and the fingers are dipped in cold water and put in the candle liquid, which probably reaches the first position of the knuckles.

Quickly put your fingers in cold water to cool, and then put them in candle liquid. This action is repeated about 3 to 4 times. After the candle flower is shaped, quickly stick it to the branch before its top is completely dry. Gently take out your finger and candles will appear on the branches. After the candle flowers are glued, put them in the bottle.

Candle flowers can be kept for 1-3 years, and the candle itself has no shelf life as long as it is kept properly. However, plum essential oil will be added to the scented candles, and the essential oil and smell will almost evaporate after a long time.

The shelf life of incense sticks is much shorter than that of ordinary candles, which is also related to the storage method of incense sticks. Because it is a candle, you should stay away from sunlight and heat sources, and have a place to avoid light and ventilation. If possible, it can be kept in the refrigerator.