10 People
RM 150 Onwards
Great for Remote Teams
Company & Family Bonding
The workshop gives you a chance to make your very own soy wax candles.
Using tools and techniques, the friendly instructors will teach participants how to cut wicks properly to ensure safety when burning as well as how to pour different types of waxes into molds for various purposes such as decoration or use in aromatherapy.
Hands-on learning is the process of learning something by doing it and experiencing it instead of just hearing about it. The phrase “hands-on” is used since most of these activities require the use of one’s hands. When people are having fun, they can gain abilities much faster.
Learning and growth, expert theoretical understanding of practice, supervision and leadership, policy and procedure knowledge, and organizational awareness are all topics covered by knowledge and skill development.
Most people learn more efficiently when they share their experiences with others. Attending live workshops provides for more meaningful contacts, collaboration on real-world problems, and practice with new methodologies.
It is a great way to teach hands-on skills as it gives learners an opportunity to try out new methods and fail in a safe environment.
True beginners coming into the craft with nothing but some wax and a spirit to try things might not even know that wicks come in a large variety of sizes and types.
Soy wax is polymorphic, meaning it reacts in unpredictable ways at the microscopic layer. Often, these behaviors cause unwelcome cosmetic and performance problems, which we have a guide for.
