Cocktails and Candles In a unique fusion of flavor and fragrance, Jalisa Leal is revolutionizing the way we experience social gatherings with her new venture, blending handcrafted cocktails and candles. Driven by her passion for candle-making, Leal launched this innovative…

…the heat first until it is liquid again. The black liquid dye should overpower the original color, so you shouldn’t need a new batch of wax. Step 8: Dip the wax balls into the black wax just a little bit…

…a spiral look.           3. For better adhesion between the layers, you can melt the top of each shape with a heat gun and press down with each new shape. When you have used up all…

…Mystic Berry 2parts: Wild Raspberry, 1part: lavender New Car Smell Equal parts: Genuine Leather, and French Vanilla Ocean Equal parts: Tropicana, and Spring Rain Orange Clove Spice 1part: Harvest Spice, 1part: Orange Clove Orange Clove Spice Equal parts: Orange Clove…

…point of the barrel is that it makes handling the wick much easier.       While holding the wick within the barrel, apply hot-glue to the base of the wick tab. In the photo to the left, we are…

  Never drop your soap with these handy and cute soaps! A soap-on-a-rope makes a great gift and are fun for kids. They’re also a great way to keep your soap dry so that it lasts longer. Plus, they’re so…

…2: Wick your containers using wick stickers or hot glue. Step 3: When the wax is melted, add your desired fragrance (French Vanilla makes a great scent for the “cone”) and a few drops of Golden Honey Liquid Dye and…

…color. Step 2: Squeeze some of the black soap into your liquid dye dropper and squeeze it back out into each paw print sections of the cavities. The dropper makes it easier to get the soap in the appropriate area…

…from the mold. Now you can display this creepy soap in your bathroom at your next Halloween party! It also makes a great gag gift!   Tip: Try making an amber-colored soap using fake flies and mosquitos for a prehistoric…