Candle making

Candle making involves melting wax—such as paraffin, beeswax, or soy—then adding dyes and fragrances if desired. Once melted, the liquid wax is poured into a mold or container with a wick placed centrally. As the wax cools and solidifies, it forms a candle. The wick allows the candle to be lit, providing light and ambiance. The process can be customized by using different waxes, wicks, dyes, and scents, making candle making both a creative and functional craft suitable for personal use or small-scale production.