Make Scented Soy Wax Tablets at Home

When Vishakha first started working with 100 percent natural organic soya wax and fragrance oils, she didn't realise that what started out as just another new experience would turn into a passion she wouldn't be able to get enough of.

Share the joyful experience of hand-pouring natural soya wax with blissful fragrances to make your own scented tablets air fresheners. In the process, you also ensure you are safe and healthy when you enjoy them as well as do not end up causing any harm to the environment.

Share the joyful experience of hand-pouring natural soya wax candles with blissful fragrances.

Class outline:

• Understand the material and equipment needed
• The right type of soya wax
• Heating & pouring at the right temperatures
• Pampering the fragrance tablets, packaging, and presenting!

What you'll get in your craft kit:

• 1 x silicone mould to make 6 wax blocks of various shapes (rectangle, round, hexagon)
• 300g natural organic soya 416 wax
• 2 x 10 ml candle fragrance oils (based on availability)
• 2 x bamboo stirrer
• 1 x mercury thermometer
• Dried flowers, petals, lavender buds, calendula, shells, beads, pearls, and more to give character to your scented tablets
• Strings & white organza bags for individual packaging of tablets

Your teacher will also share some really practical tips and information for troubleshooting so that you leave not only with the beautiful wax tablets you would have made but also the knowledge that you can do it on your own in the future.

At the end of a session, you would have made 6 x wax tablets air fresheners (25 ml each with an approximate size of 9x5x1 cm or 3.5x2x0.4 inches) of various shapes (rectangle, round, hexagon) with a hanging string and packaging to gift straight away to your friends and family.

And it's no secret that anything with fragrances would make perfect gift ideas for any occasion, for they are both festive and timeless. 1. Gas stove or electric hot plate to put the double boiler on for heating the wax.
2. Two saucepans/pots to make a double boiler to heat the wax.
3. Plastic/steel/glass jug with a handle and spout for pouring so as to be able to pour really hot wax carefully.
4. Old newspaper/baking paper/craft paper, etc., to lay on the surface you will be working on (so that it's easier to chuck in the bin straight away rather than cleaning up the mess).

• Make 6 more fragrance blocks ($29)

You can add these when you book (optional).