Candle Math Equations
Learn how to calculate the exact amount of wax and fragrance oil to use in your candles with these three equations. Includes custom blends.
Deeper explanations about what’s actually going on underneath the waxy surface.
Learn how to calculate the exact amount of wax and fragrance oil to use in your candles with these three equations. Includes custom blends.
Learn if you should pay attention to the flash point of a fragrance oil when making candles to avoid degrading or damaging your scent throw.
The BLO test is a great way to put a somewhat concrete framework to measure a very subjective item – hot throw, which can be clouded by bias and opinion
Specific gravity is a variable often overlooked in candle math because it varies so much and seems hard to calculate. Learn how to use it better!
UV inhibitors are one of the best tools in a candle makers toolbox to fight against degradation caused by oxygen and ultraviolet light. Learn more!
Learn how to fix candles that aren’t using up all their wax as well as a few tried and true ways to prevent it from happening at all
Hot throw is the most desirable part of a scented candle. Learn how scent actually works in candles and wax warmers and how to optimize it every time!
Candle curing is a critical component of candle making. Learn how it works, what the controversy is about, and how long it needs to be!
Learn more about where soy wax comes from, how it works, and which to use in our guide. It is a critical part of the candle making market.
Learn how the ingredients in fragrance oils might impact human health and whether or not candles are bad for you when they omit aroma in your home.