There are gifts that wear out, and there are gifts that remain in the memory – like an evening spent together, a scent that lingers in the air long after the holiday, or a handmade little thing that warms the heart.
Need simple, safe solutions against mosquitoes, gnats, flies or moths? Below you will find proven recipes that you can easily make at home using ingredients from our store. Solid balms, diffusers, candles, reed diffusers and cabinet tablets - with clear proportions, quick instructions and safety notes.
Candle making at home has become one of the most popular activities in recent years. It combines creativity, meditation, and a practical result—the handmade candles not only decorate the home but are also a great gift.
On our blog, you will find practical tips on how to get started, which ingredients to use, how to adapt recipes to your personal preferences and many other useful tips. Whether you're new to the world of soapmaking or a seasoned master, this is the place for everyone who loves to try new and creative things.
In this blog post, we will reveal one of the countless "recipes" for making a candle, with the exact raw materials, as well as a detailed description of the casting process.
Ever thought how cool it would be to make a bath bomb exactly the way you want it? Totally doable! We’ve tested various versions and are happy to share a simple, reliable base recipe. You can easily personalize it by changing essential oils, colorants, and even add-ins.
Find out which essential oils offer the most effective protection against mosquitoes and how to combine them in repellent candles for natural, pleasantly scented defense.
A candle contour paint pen (or pencil) is a creamy, soft wax-based color used for candle decorating. Similar to using a regular pen, it allows you to apply precise color outlines on the candle’s surface and later fill them in. Let’s take a look at how to do it correctly.
You will have noticed that there are many colours of candles available in the shops, candle makers create candles in many different colours, and even beginners can make colourful candles. That means you can do it too and we'll tell you how.
Have you heard of the word “Hygge”, which is used in Denmark and Norway to describe coziness, warmth — that feeling that takes over when you drink tea in a warm room on a rainy day and candles are lit on the table.