Stir the wax to blend the fragrance into the melted wax. For this candle, I used 1 ounce of a cool citrus fragrance called "Country Clothesline."
How to Make an Easy Votive Candle
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
After you've added the colorant, slowly pour the fragrance oil into the melted wax. When the fragrance hits the melted wax, it may cause a bit of wax to solidify briefly. Don't worry, it will remelt when you stir.
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- How to Make an Easy Votive Candle
- Prepare the Mold for the Votive Candle
- Melt the Wax for the Votive Candle
- Monitor the Candle Wax Temperature
- Add the Colorant to the Melted Votive Candle Wax
- Add the Fragrance to the Candle Wax
- Pour the Candle Wax into the Mold or Cup
- Pierce the Top to Allow Air Bubbles to Escape
- Repour/Top Off the Candle
- Unmold Your Finished Votive Candle
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