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CANDLE MAKING SUPPLIERS LIST

CANDLE MAKING SUPPLIERS LIST

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Ready to simplify your candle-making journey and find trusted suppliers all in one place? This downloadable Candle Making Suppliers List is the ultimate guide for candle makers looking to source high-quality materials at competitive prices.

Inside this curated PDF, you'll find a wide variety of verified suppliers that offer:

  • Candle wax (soy, coconut, beeswax, paraffin & blends)

  • Wicks (cotton, wood & more)

  • Candle jars & containers (glass, tins, ceramic)

  • Fragrance oils & essential oils

  • Candle dyes (liquid, chips, mica powder)

  • Labels, packaging, and branding essentials

  • Candle-making tools & equipment

PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST PROVIDE AN EMAIL ADDRESS WHEN PURCHASING TO RECEIVE THE DOCUMENT!

Each listing includes helpful details like location, product specialties, and whether the supplier offers bulk pricing, samples, or international shipping. This list is perfect for small business owners, hobbyists, or anyone looking to save time and money while sourcing top-tier candle-making supplies.

Ingredients

Vanilla oil. filled with niacin, thiamin, pantothenic acid to prevent acne

Shea butter. filled with vitamin a, e and f to nourish dry skin, prevents scarring, anti-flammatory

Oatmeal powder. soothes dry and itchy skin, exfoliates, natural cleanser, reduce inflammation

Coconut oil. reduces dryness, soothes irritated skin, minimizes look of wrinkles

Palm oil. protects skin from UV radiation, lightens dark spots and blemishes, soothes minor burns

Safflower oil. helps skin retain oils, anti-flammatory

glycerine (kosher, of vegetable origin), purified water, sodium hydroxide (saponifying agent), sorbitol (moisturizer), sorbitan oleate (emulsifer), propylene glycol (made from vegetable glycerine), oat protein (conditioner), titanium dioxide (mineral whitener used in opaque soaps)

How To Use

Wash up. This prevents the skin from retaining further dirt that has built up under our pores. So let's clean our skin.

Dry off or keep the body damp. For those of us with dry skin, leave the body a little damp with water so the oil can seal in the moisture already on the skin. For those with oil/combination skin, the choice is yours. Don't worry, your skin will NOT feel greasy.

Shake well & moisturize. Shaking allows the mica powder to mix well with the oils. So, no build up & we get our shine. Then, pump a few sprays on the body part you wish to moisturize and massage the oil into the skin. All done!

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