We have had so many people enjoying the classes so I thought I would design a kit full of the items you need to make your own candle at home. The kit is the perfect present for candle lovers who want to start making their own candles in their own kitchen. A candle business in a box!
The kits are available here and after our classes to purchase.
Full London Refinery Candle Kit + Film
Ingredients to make a two 180ml London Refinery candles and jug plus...
Step by step film, how to instructions, amber glass jars (180ml size), whisk, wick glue pads, soy wax, the relax fragrance (the perfect combination of lavender and rose geranium essential oils), the revitalise fragrance (the refreshing combination of lemongrass, bergamot and grapefruit essential oils), a stainless steel candle wax thermometer, cotton wicks, pegs, candle labels and safety stickers. In a beautiful presentation box.
£59
London Refinery Candle Kit + Film
Ingredients to make a 180ml London Refinery candle.
Step by step film, how to instructions, amber glass jar (180ml size), whisk, wick glue pad, soy wax, the relaxing fragrance (the perfect combination of lavender and rose geranium essential oils), stainless steel candle wax thermometer, cotton wick, wooden stick, peg, candle label, and safety sticker. In a beautiful presentation box.
£39
Starter Candle Making Kit + Film (New)
Ingredients to make a 120ml London Refinery candle.
Step by step film, how to instructions, amber glass jar (120ml size), wick glue pad, soy wax, the relaxing fragrance (the perfect combination of lavender and rose geranium essential oils), stainless steel candle wax thermometer, cotton wick, wooden stick, peg, candle label, and safety sticker.
£25
Candle Masterclass 'How to' Film included with every kit
Things you need:
Metal/glass jug (if the smaller set), cooker hob, bain marie (a saucepan with water and heat proof dish) or double boiler.
Enjoy making!
Here’s a few candle making safety rules which must be remembered:
Never heat the wax straight on the hob always use a water barrier.
Don’t pour molten wax down the drain. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
Never leave molten wax unattended.
Use a thermometer so you always know the temperature of the wax.
Keep wax away from an open flame.
Don’t overheat the wax to over 65 degrees C.
