Beeswax, Solid White
General Info
Features:
- Colours well but needs more for deep colour.
- Usually needs a bit more fragrance than paraffin
- Consistent results
Safety Facts:
- Always melt wax in a double boiler
- Do not put on direct heat
Details
Purpose: Containers, Pillars, Tealights
Wick Suggestions: Bleached Square, HTP
Format: Solid
Appearance : Creamy white
Melt Point: 145°F / 63°C
Pour Temp: 150°F - 155°F
# of Pours: 2 pour
Fragrance Load: 6-12%
Directions
Heat Wax
Heat wax in double boiler until wax is approximately at the working temperature.
Add Fragrance:
Add fragrance and colour at the 180°F mark. Stir gently for about 1-2 minutes.
Pour wax:
Check individual wax for recommended pouring temperature.
Let your candles cool as slowly as possible for best results. In case of air bubbles or roughness on top of candle use a heat gun or hair dryer on low blow to smooth out the top.
Let the candles cure for a week or so for best fragrance results.
Country of Origin
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