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December 01, 2021
We love that feeling of fresh, new soap. The mix of texture, lather and fragrance creates that wonderful sense of everyday luxury. Too often, that feeling only lasts for the first few uses before normal soaps become just, soap.
At Natural Resources Australia we use traditional French Milling methods to create a beautiful, luxurious, but most importantly, long-lasting soap bar. This requires a 4-step process: Batching, Refining, Cutting and Pressing.
Batching Stage
We start at the batching stage. Our master Batch Makers are responsible for mixing the finest ingredients sourced sustainably around the globe. Soap 'noodles' are weighed according to a batch sheet and dispensed into a large mixer. At this stage we concoct the magic with the addition of premium ingredients including hues, fragrances and textures.
French Milling
All of our soap bars pass through a triple-milling process, also known as French milling. This homogenises and compacts all of the ingredients into ribbons of soap that give the soap bar greater lather and a much longer life. After milling, the soap ribbons pass through the first refiner which is pushed through a mesh screen to ensure the soap is free from any impurities. The soap then passes through a vacuum chamber which extracts air out of the soap to ensure that it is free of air pockets or streaks. In the final extrusion stage, a nose cone heats the soap billet to make it more pliable and perfect for pressing. An extrusion plate dictates the shape of the billet as it is prepared for the next stage.
Cutting Stage
After milling, soap billets are cut into a shape that will fit the selected die using a Savoncut servo-driven cutter to ensure each bar is the perfect size and weight.
Pressing Stage
In this final stage, our industrial press compresses two portions of a soap die together to create the final soap bar. The pressing stage adorns the bar with ornamental designs on the exterior, but also completes the shape of the bar such that it feels perfect to touch.
All our Wavertree and London soaps go through this rigorous process from start to end, so that once it reaches your hands, you can touch, smell and feel the quality. And that feeling will last throughout its lifetime.
October 25, 2021
Wavertree & London candles are hand-poured in Australia with natural soy wax and high-quality cotton wicks. With a long-lasting 60 hours burn time and an exceptional and exquisite perfumed fragrance, our candles are an ideal addition into your interior or as a gift to someone special. Here are some simple guides to get the most out of your beautiful new candle.
It goes without saying, but just as a friendly reminder, never leave a candle unattended.
You shouldn't use water to extinguish a candle. Water could cause the hot wax to splatter, and could also smash the glass container that holds the candle. Instead, gently blow out your candle, being aware of any liquid wax that may be on the surface, or use a candle snuffer.
Ensure the wick is upright and centred prior to burning. You should always trim your wick to around 7mm before each burn.
Always burn for a minimum of 1 hour, to avoid ‘tunnelling’ and do not burn your candle for longer than 3 hours. You should also never burn a candle when there is only 10mm or less of wax left at the bottom of the candle.
Do not move a burning candle. Ensure that the wax is solid prior to moving or holding the candle jar. Never handle a hot candle.
Avoid burning your candle in a drafty area, near open windows and flammable objects.
Finally, ensure you burn your candle on a heat proof surfaces only.
These tips will ensure you stay safe, and extend the longevity of your candle.
October 25, 2021
Nothing sets the festive mood more than the amazing smells of Christmas. We all feel happier and start the celebrations as soon as we get the sense of pine, tinsel and the incredible smells of the Christmas kitchen.
So what better way to start the celebrations early than with the Wavertree and London Christmas Pudding candle. That's right, Christmas Pudding in a candle. It almost sounds too good to be true.
Imagine entering home with the subtle smells of baking, the richness of spices and the sweetness and tart aromas of citrus. Close your eyes and you'd be sure that the family pudding was in the oven, awaiting the generous pouring of custard.
This candle brings all the joy of our favourite Christmas moments, such that we can start enjoying them not just at Christmas time, but anytime. Experience our Christmas Pudding Candle, ready for your festive order today.