Make an Aromatherapy Candle With Lavender

Hello nature lovers,, 

Now days who did not knew candle,

candle is a tool to provide light when the lamp can not be used. The existence of candles already existed in Egypt in 3000 BC. At this time function can be used as aromatherapy candles with essential oil added chemicals or can be made with the aroma of fruit, leaves and flowers that we liked. Aromatherapy candles is usually used to improve the atmosphere in a room for an event, can also be used to help clean the air, or eases breathing.

Determine the type of fragrance that you want to add to the wax. Deodorizer options very much, but not all of them according to your taste. Most commercially produced fragrances contain chemicals, some of which came from plants, while others are made from essential oils. The original fragrance ingredients can affect your choice to use it, especially if you are concerned with chemicals that polluted in your home environment. For example, the authors make aromatherapy candles use lavender oil or extract as a natural source. Natural deodorizer Source: These resources include plants that are mashed or made in the form of powder, spices and herbs. Most are very well combined with melting wax, such as cinnamon powder, lavender mashed or pureed lemon peel.

The materials 

1. A candle.

2. A small glass.

3. Yarn Mattress.

4. Dye powder as you want.

5. Lavender Oil.

6. Knife and scissor.

How to make :

1. Prepare a small pan, then fill with water and heat half the size of a small fire.

2. Cut wax with the knife until smooth.

3. Put a candle that has been refined into an empty pan. Then put on a pot containing boiling water.

4. Stirs until the melted. Heat until the temperature reaches 87 degrees Celsius. Then add the pieces      of crayon purple, lavender oil, and stir.

5. Prepare axis and mold. How to make axis. First, take an yarn mattress. Measure as you want, at            least not to long for axis of candle. Secondly, cut with scissor. Put on mold using chopstick to                make the axis stand.

6. Pour liquid of candle and wait until the candle become hard. Then you can pull of the axis from            chopstick.

7. The candle ready to use.

Happy trying Nature Lovers..

Source :

Andi Clevely and Katherine Richmond, The Cook's Encyclopedia of Herbs, p. 218, (2000), ISBN 0-7548-0617-0 – research source

Deborah Schneebeli-Morrell, The Victorian Book of Potions and Perfumes, p.18, (1996), ISBN 1-85833-503-5 – research source

Catherine Bardey, Making Candles & Potpourri, p. 45 and pp.70-71, (1999), ISBN 3-8290-6604-X – research source