The Wick Lab

6 reviews

+1 (801) 260-3210

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You can pick up to 3 different scents, then smell them in oil form and mix in as much/little as you want of each.

217 E 12300 S Ste J2

Draper, UT 84020

+1 (801) 260-3210

https://www.thewicklab.com

The Wick Lab is a unique establishment in Draper, UT that specializes in crafting handmade candles and home fragrance products.

With a focus on quality ingredients and meticulous attention to detail, The Wick Lab offers a range of scents to enhance any living space.

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3.06 reviews

Tashelle W.

11/27/2024

Came here for a sister date after a friend recommended it! This was one of my favorite activities I have done in a long time. Kate made the experience inviting and was so kind to answer all our...

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Alyssa L.

3/19/2025

Came in a few weeks ago, my husband and I both made candles. The whole experience was so fun and we both said afterwards that they we'd love to go do it again.. came back a week later to pick our...

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Gemini U.

12/2/2023

Walking in I was assaulted by all the smells of the different candle options. We came here for a girl's day, something different than the typical lunch outing (catching up on what's been going...

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C6nthia C.

10/7/2024

My Niece and I came to make candles in September. I paid the extra $ for the wood wicks. Neither wick will burn. It immediately goes out. Tried trimming, waiting until it gets to the candle and...

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Yamila P.

4/27/2024

It was fun to go to with girlfriends mostly for the experience. The candles are quite overpriced but again, you're not only just paying for the candle but the experience as well. The candles are...

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