Scented Candles

What Is the Best Way to Get Started in Candle Making?

What basic supplies do I need for candle making?

To start, you’ll need:

  • Wax (soy wax is beginner-friendly and eco-friendly)

  • Wicks (cotton or wood)

  • Fragrance oils or essential oils

  • Heat-safe containers like candle jars with fragrance

  • Double boiler or wax melter

  • Thermometer

  • Stirring utensils

Karessa uses only the finest supplies to ensure each handmade scented candle India is premium quality.


How do I choose the right wax for beginners?

Soy wax is ideal because:

  • It’s easy to work with

  • Burns cleaner than paraffin

  • Holds fragrance well for strong scent throw
    At Karessa, we prefer eco-friendly waxes to create beautiful, sustainable scented candles.


What’s the best way to add fragrance?

Add fragrance oils at around 60–65°C (140–150°F) to prevent scent loss. Use about 6–10% fragrance load based on wax weight for a balanced aroma. Explore best candle aroma 2025 blends at Karessa for inspiration.


How do I properly place the wick?

  • Center the wick in your container

  • Secure it with wick stickers or pins

  • Make sure the wick is straight and upright for even burning

Our luxury candles online India feature perfectly positioned wicks for smooth, consistent flame.


How long should I let candles cure?

Curing improves scent throw and burn quality. Let candles rest 2–7 days before burning or gifting. This step is essential in creating the quality you find in Karessa candles.


Where can I find inspiration and quality materials?

Start by exploring Karessa’s collections for ideas and premium candle jars, fragrance oils, and accessories. Our commitment to quality and sustainability helps new makers find their path.


Final Thoughts: Getting started with candle making

Starting candle making is simple with the right tools, wax, and guidance. Follow these steps, learn as you go, and soon you’ll be creating beautiful, fragrant candles like the ones from Karessa, loved by candle enthusiasts across India.

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