There are several options for making your own candle at home. You can choose from a variety of candle-making supplies, including colors, scents, containers, and even the type of wax to use. This blog will demonstrate how to create a coffee-scented candle.
Coffee’s enticing aroma is known to capture the attention of almost anyone. If you want to get your coffee fix without actually brewing a cup of coffee, we have a simple DIY Coffee Candle recipe that uses environmentally friendly and natural ingredients. It is made with coffee essential oil and one sniff is all you need for that boost.
Making Homemade Coffee Scented Candles
Making candles at home is simple, and the results are spectacular. To learn how to make a candle that smells like coffee, you will need the following candle-making supplies.
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Coffee Scented Candle Ingredients:
- 100 Drops of Coffee Fragrance Oil
- Coffee Seeds
- Coffee Mug Made of Glass
- 110 Grams Soy Wax Flakes
- 100 drops vanilla essential oil
- Candle Wick Pre-Waxed
- Holder for Metal Wicks
General Supplies Required:
- Beaker with Heat Resistance
- Burner with a Smooth-Top
- Tablespoon
- Heat-resistant Glove
- Scissors
- Jute Cord
Step-by-Step Instructions for Making Coffee Scented Candles
If you enjoy the aroma of the coffee, coffee-scented candles will appeal to you. While you can buy a coffee-scented candle at a store, making your own produces a far better (and more realistic!) aroma. Continue reading to learn how to make a coffee-scented candle quickly and easily.
Step 1: To make a strong instant coffee, mix two teaspoons of instant coffee with about half a cup of water.
Step 2: Fill the heatproof beaker halfway with soy wax flakes and place it on a smooth-top burner. Stir until the wax is completely melted.
Step 3: Add a spoonful of coffee and a few drops of vanilla essential oil and coffee fragrance oil to the candle wax. Stir until everything is thoroughly combined.
Step 4: Place a pre-waxed candle wick in the coffee mug and secure it with a metal wick holder.
Step 5: Put on the heatproof glove and carefully pour the melted candle wax into the cup, leaving about an inch at the top.
Step 6: Once the wax has cooled sufficiently to be semisolid, place whole coffee beans on top of the candle.
Step 7: To make it look nice, trim the wick and tie a piece of jute string in a bow around the mug’s base.
Discover More About Coffee Scented Candle Supplies
Coffee is already something we enjoy. When you combine that with a love of making fun, handcrafted items like candles, you have a fantastic gift idea. Continue reading to learn more about the ingredients used to make a coffee-scented candle.
- Coffee Fragrance Oil: Coffee Fragrance Oil has a strong scent of coffee beans and creamy vanilla. Other prominent notes include tonka beans, chocolate, coconut, and amber. The prominent essences in this fragrance oil give it a warm, earthy scent that draws a lot of attention.
- A glass coffee mug will be needed to hold your candle. It’s a fantastic way to recycle mugs and prevent them from going to waste.
- Soy Wax Flakes: Soy wax is a natural resource that is renewable. Soy wax flakes are biodegradable and can be cleaned with soap and water. Furthermore, because soy wax has a lower melting point than paraffin wax, soy candles burn slower and last longer.
- Vanilla Essential Oil: While Vanilla Essential Oil is wonderful on its own, it also blends well with a variety of other essential oils. For example, blending with coffee creates a warm, rustic, and welcoming atmosphere.
- Wax Coated Candle Wicks: Wax Coated Candle Wicks can be used to make a variety of candles. These cotton candle wicks are pre-waxed and produce very little smoke, making them ideal for use in the home. They’re also designed so that they burn longer, don’t curl, and don’t leave cotton ashes behind.
- Metal Wick Holder: Metal Wick holders are wick cantering or wick managing devices used in candlemaking. This wick cantering mechanism is made of high-quality metal and helps to save time and effort by keeping the wick upright. Any type of candle container can be used with metal wick holders.
Conclusion
Candle making is a very simple process that does not necessitate a lot of technical knowledge. It really is as easy as melting and pouring! In this blog, we discussed making your own coffee-scented candle with coffee fragrance oil.
By making your coffee-scented candle from upcycled and natural materials, you can fill your home with that delightful, stimulating coffee fragrance whenever you want.
