 | COLOR
At Southern Candle, we use a precision scale to ensure that the color consistency is always the same. |
fragrance
Randy Whittington, Co-Owner, shows one of the containers that the fragrance oils come in. |  |
 | Melt!
Gary Jordon, Co-Owner, places a 50 LB block of wax into one of the wax vats to be melted. |
Mix and mix...
Randy stirs a vat of melted wax, with fragrance oils, color dyes, and UV protection before pouring into glass containers. |  |
 | Position
Glass containers are positioned for the melted candle wax to be poured into them. This is the first pour of a two-pour process. |
Pour One
Gary pours the melted candle wax into the glass containers and adds the wick. |  |
 | Cool!
Randy and Gary take a moment to move a table of poured candle wax to a holding area for cooling. |
Pour Two
Before completely cooling, the wick is centered and straightened (left). Once cooled, a 2nd pour occurs to top the candle, which gives you a full, smooth surfaced candle (right). |  |
 | Done!
Once cooled, the finished candles are placed on storage shelves, waiting to be pulled for shipment. |
