Why do some burning candles emit a scent, while others do not despite the fact they are scented?
Q: Some candles smell nice when not lit, but when you light them, you smell nothing, while other emit a scent when burning. Is there a way to know the difference?
A: Because the wax and fragrance oil used are cheap and don’t have a good scent throw. There might not be very much FO in the candle, either. Aside from the glass container, Fragrance oil is the most expensive ingredient in a candle.
If you want really strong smelling candles, you can make your own. That way you can adjust the amount of oil used.
Even better, make candle melts. I’ve stopped making candles and now I just make melts. You can use them as soon as they’re hard and the fragrance fills up the entire house in just a few minutes. Click here to learn how to make your own candle melts.
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