<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=21qs5G_1AXnZuzt00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=21qs5G_1AXnZuzt00" width="1200" height="600" >GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - The Candle Kitchen has served as a popular destination in downtown Grand Junction for years, offering customers the chance to create custom-scented candles.The business provides over 160 scent options, dozens of jar choices, and a decorative bead option. Staff members guide customers through the candle-making process.“Mostly it’s just serving customers who come in and have questions about making candles. And then helping them through the process of actually making their own custom-scented candle,” Savannah Ashmore, co-owner of Candle Kitchen, said.The activity attracts residents of all ages seeking an affordable option to spend time with friends and family, or alone.“It’s kind of a fun way to be creative without having to worry as much about the outcome, because your candle is probably going to smell good no matter what you pick, and we’ll help you make it smell good,” Ashmore said.<h2>The candle-making process</h2>Customers begin by selecting scents from the available options. Staff members provide an ingredients list to track favorites.“My favorite thing to do is just kind of sniff around, and you can fill it up as much as you want. The fun thing about it is you can make, like, whatever combination that, like, you fill, or whatever your imagination’s feeling with it,” Nikki, staff member, said.Customers add small amounts of each chosen scent to a container, stirring and adjusting ratios until the container is filled. Staff members assist with the mixing process.Once the scent blend is complete, customers pour hot wax from a machine into their container.“And then this is our lovely wax machine. You just pull the spout, and the wax comes out. It comes out super fast, too,” Sandoval said.Customers mix the oil and wax by holding the wick and stirring until the timer ends. They then create a label for their candle.The candles take about an hour to set. Employees trim the wick and fix air bubbles or add decorations to the top once the candle is fully set.The business recently added a topping bar where customers can add stones and crystals to their candles.“We’re really focused on the experience and making sure the experience is fun, and I’m really passionate about the creative side of it,” Ashmore said.</div></body>

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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - The Candle Kitchen has served as a popular destination in downtown Grand Junction for years, offering customers the chance to create custom-scented candles. The business provides over 160 scent options, dozens of jar choices, and a decorative bead option. Staff members guide customers through the...

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