181. National Candle Association - Candlemaking And Ingredients - Types Of Candles See candle Terminology for official ASTM definitions of candle types.Taper A candle holder. Sometimes referred to as a dinner candle. http://www.candles.org/Candlemaking/types.htm

History of Candlemaking Types of Candles Wicks Fragrances ... Technical Papers Available Types of Candles Today, there are candles for every occasion... and literally thousands of different candles from which to choose. Listed below are non-technical descriptions of the most common types of candles used by consumers. See Candle Terminology for official ASTM definitions of candle types. Taper: A slender candle, typically 6 - 18 inches in height, to be held securely upright by a candle holder. Sometimes referred to as a dinner candle. Votive: A small cylindrical candle, usually about 1.5 inches in diameter and 2 or 2.5 inches high, which is placed in a "cup" (usually made of glass) to hold the liquefied wax that results from burning. Votives were originally produced as white unscented candles for religious ceremonies; they are now available in many colors and scents. Pillar or Column: A rigid, self-standing candle that is thick in diameter, with one or more wicks. Despite the name, pillars or column candles can be round, square, hexagonal, etc., and are to be burned on a heat-resistant candle holder.

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183. Making Gel Candles Your Business Ideas for making gel candles for resale. http://makinggelcandles.com/

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