Yayena Candle Making Kit for Adults, Candle Making Supplies with Digital Soy Wax Melt Warmer, Premium DIY Starter Making Supply Perfect as Home Decorations

The set comes with everything I need to create beautiful, fragrant candles. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it perfect even for beginners like me. I loved the high-quality wax and the variety of scents provided. The whole process was enjoyable and the end result was stunning. It's a fun and creative activity, and the candles make for great gifts too. Highly recommend this kit for anyone who enjoys crafting or wants to try something new!

I love this kit for making candles. This was my first time and was concerned if I screw up. This kit includes all I need and making candles are super easy. I enjoyed and am happy.

This product is a great choice for learning how to make candles whether you’re planning on turning it in to a business or just doing it for fun. I gave it four stars because the instructions were not entirely clear and when I followed the temperature guidance on the instructions it wasn’t warm enough to melt the wax even after sitting there about 30 minutes. After I turned the temperature up though it did work well and I made a fun candle. The colors are a little bit tough to tell the difference between the dark ones, but a little goes a long way. There is a learning curve but it works well and is worth the money.

A nice variety of items to get your started. I don't have a problem with the quality of everything except for the warmer.I haven't opened all of the essential oils, just the Jasmine. It smells good, so the rest of them probably smell like they should. There is a generic expiration date (three years). Three years from when I opened them? Three years after manufacture? It's a mystery.I've never colored candles before, but the colorant worked just fine. However, none of them were marked. I had a really hard time telling the difference between the blues. I thought about mixing colors to make my own, but that wasn't going to work out because it was too difficult to tell what was what.There was both soy and beeswax. They recommended 80% soy and 20% beeswax. That's fine for container candles, but my personal preference is for a 50/50 mix; the candles will last a lot longer. The quality seems fine.I did not use the wick stickers because I use a different one. These kind of seemed like sticky paper. The wicks themselves seemed fine. I had a good melt pool on the first burn, but not on successive burns. I bled off some of the wax to see if it was a me problem; maybe I cut the wick too low or something? But I don't think it was a me problem. I think that you will need wicks that are made for the size of the jar.The kit also came with a stirring Spoon, a silicone anti scalding pad, thin heat gloves, and some dried flowers.It includes a wax melting pot. I liked the concept, but the thermostat is very inaccurate. At 180, the wax was actually about 150. These temps are actually important since you want to get the wax hot enough and you need it at a certain temp for adding your fragrances and at another temp for pouring. Can you tell visually? Yes, some people can. But if you're new -- not so much. Watch some youtube vids before using the kit to get a better idea of what you'll be looking for. Also purchase a thermometer. A meat thermometer works just fine. The capacity is small, so that you can make only one candle at a time.The directions were terrible. They said to put the pot on at 100 inches . What? I assume that they meant 100° C, okay. But I did buy this in America, so 100" doesn't even make sense. Definitely needs some help with translating to English.If you get the $20 coupon, sure; worth it to try out a new hobby to see if you'd be interested to keep going. If you pay 62.99, that's too much because of the inaccurate wax melter, but I feel that price would be okay if it had a bigger capacity and an accurate thermostat.For what it's worth, I'd suggest this kit if you want the variety of items, but also get a thermometer and buy a metal container with a spout; use the double-boiler method. Then use the warmer that came with this kit to melt lip balm or something.***Edit: My bad. The scents do come with actual dates for expiration. Both the date that it was produced (or bottled?) and the expiration date.

I got this for diy an anniversary gift for my boyfriend. But I think it can also be a good Christmas gift for kid because it come with holiday gift packing. It has all the materials and utensil you will need. My favorite essential oil scent is rose and mint and I am creating this test version( p3). You can hide your blessings in the candle as well! It even prepared you with gift box for wrap your candle!

This is a candle diy beginner friendly kit. The electrical wax warmer is the main key for beginner, so you don’t need to worry about control the temperature, or burn up accidentally.It comes with a simple instruction with using the kit materials. You only need to pick the scent and plug in the machine. It worths a try for beginners.

This candle making kit is such a nice kit. The wax melter is my favorite part of the kit, with the adjustable temperature and temp readings it makes sure you melt it and add the fragrance at the right temp. All the included scents are so nice and it comes with everything you need to make nice candle gifts.

Candle Making Kit for Adults, Candle Making Supplies with Digital Soy Wax Melt Warmer, Premium DIY Starter Making Supply Perfect as Home Decorations