A guided tour
Here is how CandleEasy fits into the way you already work — step by step, module by module, with answers to the questions makers ask most.
One path, six steps
See how the oils will blend, with a ratio to start.
Step by step in Design Studio, the math done for you.
Your tester waits on the Curing Shelf, counting down.
From your phone, right beside the candle.
Approved recipes keep their crown and full history.
True cost, your price, and what you keep.
What each part of CandleEasy is for, in plain candle-maker English.
Your blend assistant.
Reads each oil’s top, middle and base notes from the supplier’s page and reports how the oils are likely to work together: a blend score and verdict, a recommended starting ratio, the Maker’s Wheel, heads-ups and suggestions. Save reports to Blend History and track every ratio you pour in the Blend Journal.
Where formulas are built.
A guided, step-by-step formula builder that does the pour math for you. It remembers your usual vessels, waxes, wicks and suppliers, and accepts temperature ranges in °F or °C.
Every recipe, like cards in a box.
Finished formulas live here as printable recipe cards, sorted into Approved, In the Works and Retired. Rename a blend, print a jar label, or duplicate a recipe to tweak it.
Burn testing, made for your phone.
Testers move from the Curing Shelf to testing to a verdict. A burn timer syncs between your phone and computer, and each burn is logged with a few taps instead of a notebook.
The everyday bench math.
Fragrance Load, Wick, Fill Weight, Wax Melts, Candle Cost & Pricing, Burn Time and Dye. Members can save calculations and download them as spreadsheets.
Who carries what.
A supplier database of specific waxes and wicks across the USA and Canada, plus the Wax Hub and the Wick Hub for comparing them side by side.
What you bought, and from whom.
Turn supplier receipts into an organized record of your supplies and what they cost — reviewed by you before anything is saved.
Your own corner.
Sticky Notes for research and ideas, and a YouTube Library for the videos and channels you learn from.
Learn as you go.
In-depth guides and short how-tos for the bench — free to read on this site.
Know the rules.
Candle safety standards, labelling and what to know before you sell — free to read on this site.
No. The Magic Fragrance Scan is made for the moment before you buy. Paste the product pages and see how the oils are likely to blend before you order.
Two to four. The scan is a blending tool, so it always compares at least two oils.
No — it is a starting point to test in wax. Pour it, burn it, and trust your own nose.
When the scan flags an oil as possibly misread, you can review and correct its notes yourself and re-run the report. If a supplier shows its notes only as a picture, you can enter them by hand.
Yes. It runs in your phone’s browser and can be added to your home screen. The Testing Lab was designed phone-first, for logging a burn one-handed beside the candle.
Yes. Weights switch between ounces and grams, and temperatures between °F and °C.
Yes — all seven are free to use on this site, with no account needed. Saving calculations and downloading spreadsheets come with a CandleEasy account.
Yes. Your formulas, testers, notes and saved reports belong to your account and are not visible to other makers.
Wax and wick suppliers across the USA and Canada, listed by the specific products they carry, so you can search one wax or wick and see who stocks it.
CandleEasy is getting ready for launch and plans are being finalized. Join the waitlist to hear first.
Still curious? Try the free calculators or read the free resources.
