Can this be used for gel candles ?
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It is intended for wax. It is soy based so I used it for my soy candles. The blocks are made of wax and I'm just guessing, but I don't think that gel and the wax block would mix.
987073
I don't recommend for a tea light candle. It will melt all of the beeswax within seconds.
987069
Yes, but a 2/0 works just fine for tealight (beeswax candle) , I use the #4 for larger beeswax candles (small tea/coffee cups, etc.)
241463
Yes. They come with small candles that will melt into the holders. I usetealights in tin in the holders all the time. That cuts down on the melted wax mess. Enjoy!
1942129
I have a uv lamp . So I'm not sure . But I don't see why it wouldn't. Most of the gels I've used will work under both . The led is actually better than the uv. So I'm pretty sure it will.
108145
yes. absolutely. I used it for my wedding cake and candles. I cut it simply. great product.
96763
Not an expert here, but this product produces heat when it cures and sets extremely fast. I would not recommend using it for candles.
1137223
None of these would work in my opinion, but Amazon sells special dye in gold. Use the search box and type in "gold dye for candles" to see the results.
591248
I found this particular unit did not work for my gel nails. Would not cure. They allowed mr to return because it maybe was a faulty light.
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I doubt it. I have never tried that, but I think the gel is what makes it work with the light. Gel can be purchased separately from what I understand.
1477110
I've only used it for candles. Since it is hard at room temperature, you couldn't use it in lotions or liquids. Maybe balms or lip balms. Google it.
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I think it would be close, as it is a large wick. I have used it on paraffin 3" candle pillars and about the same size soy candles. I also used it on a beeswax candle--pillar that I have only partially burned. (I recycle old candles...) It is too big for anything smaller--the flame gets too large. With your candle being in a container, I think you are more likely to get a complete burn, but I would go to craft store and try a smaller sample of large cotton wick first. I also do not burn my candles all the way down--I put them into recycle when they are 1/4"-1/2" from the bottom, or sooner if the wick is not a good match! ;) I think it would be close, as it is a large wick. I have used it on paraffin 3" candle pillars and about the same size soy candles. I also used it on a beeswax candle--pillar that I have only partially burned. (I recycle old candles...) It is too big for anything smaller--the flame gets too large. With your candle being in a container, I think you are more likely to get a complete burn, but I would go to craft store and try a smaller sample of large cotton wick first. I also do not burn my candles all the way down--I put them into recycle when they are 1/4"-1/2" from the... » Read More I think it would be close, as it is a large wick. I have used it on paraffin 3" candle pillars and about the same size soy candles. I also used it on a beeswax candle--pillar that I have only partially burned. (I recycle old candles...) It is too big for anything smaller--the flame gets too large. With your candle being in a container, I think you are more likely to get a complete burn, but I would go to craft store and try a smaller sample of large cotton wick first. I also do not burn my candles all the way down--I put them into recycle when they are 1/4"-1/2" from the bottom, or sooner if the wick is not a good match! ;) « Show Less
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I don't think so. They are full of powder. If you're looking to use less buy the powder in a box or the gel.
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Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
1154066
This is a large refill size jar. I saved the regular sized(16 oz) containers and reused those throughout the house and they are just plastic tubs with open cutout screw on lid. I think anything would work as long as there is enough gel and top is wide enough typically 3 1/2 inches in diameter, votive holders may be too small to send enough into air to reduce odors but worth a try.
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I don't see why not. As long as the gel is clean I think you can use when needed. I have moved mine several times and washed the gel, waited for it to completey dry and put in a different spot. If you are only storing it and using it when needed I think it will be fine. Just make sure gel is clean.
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You can, but it will water it down a bit. The gel version is better for tinting frosting.