How to save scented candles in summer
For most scented candles, you only need to put the lid on the glass candle jar to prevent direct sunlight. Covering the lid is to prevent dust from falling on the aromatherapy, which will affect the appearance, and the second is to prevent the essential oils in the aromatherapy from volatilizing naturally, which will cause the aroma of the aromatherapy to fade and affect the experience of use. The purpose of preservation in the dark is to prevent the wax from being easily oxidized and discolored under long-term light, and will have other flavors when it burns, making the aroma of the aroma impure. Secondly, constant light will also accelerate the volatilization of essential oils and make the aroma of aromatherapy lighter.
For scented candles made of special materials, such as pure coconut wax, it is best to store them in the refrigerator in summer. The melting point of coconut wax is about 40 degrees. In summer, when the air conditioner is not turned on, it will naturally melt into liquid at room temperature. This will cause the essential oil in the wax liquid to volatilize very easily, resulting in unscented aromatherapy. At the same time, a jar of shaking solution is also extremely unsafe. Once it is knocked over to the ground, it is too troublesome to clean up.
More experienced aromatherapy makers generally choose to mix soybean wax, coconut wax, and beeswax in a certain proportion to use, so that the aroma can be fully burned without hanging on the wall, and it is easy to store.
