Virtual Candle Making Workshops

Virtual Candle Making Workshops

We are holding our candle online workshop live from the London Refinery Studio in Ealing. We will send you a candle making kit and talk you through the whole candle making process in our live online class.

All news dates here:
londonrefinery.co.uk/collections/candle-masterclasses

The class will last for about 1.5 hours and will be hosted by Lucy Heale, the Founder of The London Refinery. You will start by learningย about how your sense of smell works and how fragrance affects your mood and emotions. You will then learn about the different fragrance families and what top,ย heart and base notes are.

You will follow Lucy as she takes you through the whole candle making process, she will talk through essential oils, waxes, and wicks. She will be available for questions after the live class. A useful 'how-to' film is included to watch afterwards too.ย 

Inside the London Refinery Candle Making Kitย (makes a 120ml (20hr burn time candle, 180ml shown):ย 

  • Full step by step instruction leaflet and password for the candle making film.
  • 100% pure essential candle fragrance
  • Stainless steel pouring and mixing jug
  • Natural soy wax, amber glassware, eco cotton wick, wick glue sticker, main candle label, safety sticker, wick peg, and wax thermometer.
  • Delivered in a recyclableย branded box.

Live Feed usingย Zoom.comย (all the zoom details will be sent to you a few days before the class).ย 

Pick your blend: We have four candle fragrances you can pick from to make in the workshop. Our most popular, theย Revitaliseย andย Relaxย fragrances. The Revitalise has notes of lemongrass, bergamot, and grapefruit, a citrus aroma that can heighten awareness. The Relax fragrance has notes of lavender and rose geranium which creates a relaxing ambiance in your home. Also, we have two London-inspired blends; our spicy and warmย St Paulโ€™s at Christmasย fragrance and ourย The Walk on Hampstead Heathย with notes of cedarwood, pine needle, and lemon.

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