If you've been on the hunt for the perfect candle, stop sniffing around and join our candle making class in Brooklyn! In this speakeasy style workshop, you will immerse yourself in the art of creating a non-toxic soy wax candle with your own personalized fragrance combination. The founders, who have been best friends since middle school, will teach you candle making 101 in this class. They will guide you from start to finish, using high-quality materials and fragrances to craft your own unique candle.If you're a beginner, fear not! Our hands-on approach will include fully explained demos, one-on-one instruction, and an open floor Q&A on candle making! All while sitting in the middle of our real-life candle production facility that handles all creations for our wholesale, e-commerce, makers markets, and the Nose Best gift shop.Hour 1 - Candle Making1. Choose your vessel & fragrance(s)2. Prepare your station (wicking, labels, etc.)3. Candle trivia4. Mix & pour your candle5. Enjoy a complimentary beverage while choosing a candle nameHour 2 - Cooling ProcessYour candle will take an 1hr/1hr 15min to cool. But there’s plenty to do while you wait!1. Shop in our store with your complimentary $5 gift certificate2. Explore the neighborhood (vintage clothing, restaurants, coffee shops, and more!)By the end of the class, you'll have your own handcrafted candle to take home, each one a testament to your newfound skills and artistry. Whether you're looking for creative bachelorette party activities in NYC, or out-of-the-ordinary things to do with a group of friends: you'll enjoy a fun, educational, and sensational day out! So step behind the curtain of an independent cheeky candle business and craft your new favorite candle.Late Policy: We want to make sure you, and your party, take full advantage of the Nose Best experience. So we recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before your scheduled booking as we understand that trains, traffic and parking can be difficult in NYC. We cannot accept guests into the class who are more than 15 minutes late; this is to ensure that they get the full candle-making experience.