could you use these oils for candle making
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As far as I know, you can use any essential oils for candle making, I found this WikiHow article: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Candle-With-Essential-Oils
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I bought these as a gift, so I haven't used them. However, they are oils not essences, so I don't think you can.
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They will work, although it is not quite the same. We have used this before for toasting marshmallows. A candle would do about the same job for toasting marshmallows.
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I found these worked great in a floating wick. This depends on the quality of the oil. It worked well with extra virgin olive oil however it did not wick the olive/canola oil blend. The lamp we burnt ran twenty four seven. The wick needed raising about every twenty four hours of burning.
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Yes, as long as they are a decent grade. I diffuse Young Living oils. Many types. I love this diffuser.
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Yes, you can. The smell is very pleasant to most, and some people use this oil for perfume, but some think it has a mustier smell than rose oil (which is much more expensive).
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I wouldn't unless you're just using it for candle packaging. A lit candle would melt it. I use mine for baked goods.
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It would depend on the size of the candle. These jars are small and most candles would not fit into it.
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These are high quality oils from a great company. I'd use the oils to flavor natural tooth paste (something im spitting out ) but not to cook with and eat. You're better off getting dry lavender flowers and grinding them in a coffee grinder for baking or tea and a tiny bit goes a long way.
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I have used them in jojoba, sunflower and fractionated coconut oil and they are wonderful! But, these are mild almost scentless oils. I'm not sure about olive or castor oil since they are such a strong unusual smell on their own...especially castor oil. I'm not sure what you'd come up with! All you can do is try and see what happens. These are really great fragrances and the smell lasts FOREVER...I just love them! Good luck!
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Absolutely - it makes using the oil so much more flavorful ! These are wonderful. I love them.
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Should be for for regular candles, but It may warm your fingers a little if you try and light a candle in a jar like a Yankee candle. I wont blow up on you if that is your concern.
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These are therapeutic grade oils. Therefore they are meant to be made for a aromatherapy, soap making, for external uses using a carrier oil, etc. I wouldn't consider this food grade as I have not used these as that purpose. You might want to look at Now Foods. Those are food grade oils. Hope this helps.
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I don't know why you would not be able to use it in soap or candles. I have never made either. I've seen Lemongrass scented candles on store shelves so assume they use the oil.
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No. These are Therapeutic Essential Oils. The best there are. I can help you out if you want some.
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They are 100% pure, therapeutic grade. I'm not a perfume maker, but I would think that due to the "warmth" of this oil, it would not be necessarily one you would want to use in making perfume. But as I said, I'm not a perfume maker - I basically use the oils for salves, lotions, and in place of medications. However, I know I mix some of the other oils in my salves for scent - just not black pepper.
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Check our labels for usage information. Our Very Vanilla Fragrance Oil is approved for candles & bath/body, which means it is safe to use in making bath & body products. Enjoy!