Natural Wax Candle Making Class

Recent reviews of Natural Wax Candle Making Class

• 5/5 from Bretzner Gonzalez, attended Sep 2023: Marla is the sweetest teacher! She is very knowledgeable and straight to the point. She pin points all the important information concisely. Her class is a very friendly and cozy set up. I loved the materials we worked with and simplified candle making so much for me as I am currently making candles and find that my process is more tedious. Although I was looking for a more advanced class, I definitely got a ton of value out of this one because it helped me figure out some changes I want to make to my formula and I am thrilled about it because it turns out to be the most valuable thing I take from this class. I also appreciated all the resourceful information that Marla shared to guide us in the process of starting or improving our business. That is the cherry on top!
• 5/5 from Jacqueline Thomas, attended May 2022: I did not know what to expect, however, I must say the class and the wonderful interaction with the teacher, Ms. Marla Bosworth and other students was a real treat. On arrival to class, the containers, tools and ingredients were neatly set out on the tables for each student. We had an opportunity to interact with the teacher before the demonstration actually started and while the various activities were being conducted. I learned a lot of the technical issues that I need to apply to my own candle making business. Some of the technical things covered in class urgently need to be addressed by me in an effort to meet regulatory requirements. The space was ideal for the class. I look forward to taking an advance candle making class with Ms. Bosworth again.
• 5/5 from Kimberlee Garnes-Walker, attended Mar 2022: Marla's Natural Wax Candle Making Class at Little Shop of Candles was amazing. My husband and I attended this class as part of our "date night" before dinner. Prior to the class, Marla emailed us reading material in preparation for the class. This included steps necessary to make soy and coconut candles, a list of websites to purchase supplies, etc. The venue was a cute arts and crafts shop on Amsterdam. When we arrived there was another class ending at the front. The class was held towards the back of the shop. Marla and her assistant, Kay greeted us with friendly smiles. As the class commenced, Marla and Kay were very knowledgeable and able to answer our questions. Marla offered her opinions, tips and tricks. Various scents and colors were made availability and neatly placed on the tables. Each participant made two candles during the evening: one soy and one coconut candle. The class lasted a little over 2.5 hours. However, it was well worth it and very engaging.