For this wax, what is the temperature that you can add the scent and dye and at what temperature should you pour into the jar?
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Heat to 185F, then add dye and scent. Stir for 2 mins. Best to let cool to 135F to pour.
816101
Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
765864
1tbls concentrate to 1/2 cup witch hazel or distilled water for spray bottle. Use a few drops in water or try baby bath/ water mixture. Your smell preference really
1755353
Hi. I used a drink can tab and tied the wick around the tab and hot glued to bottom of container. The only problem I had was when I pored the wax the tab came loose. So the next time I let the wax cool a bit more and it stayed better. But im not sure how it will hold up when you burn the candle.
2184891
i donot keep my machine on all the time. when i use it is the only time it is on .it takes about 1 hour to melt wax right.
324021
It is eassy to use,take everything out including plastic bags, after everything is out place, the little rack on the bottom ,of the container and place some of the wax in .On mine I let it warm up until everything has melted ,after I low the temperature,before I place my hand in the wax I try the temperature and if it right I introduce my hand in ,turning and submerging it several times until is well cover ,you can do one hand first and after the other hand ,use a timer and set the timer for 15 minutes
250643
There really isn't a formula for measurement. You want to put a thin a layer of wax in circular motion just enough to cover the surface. Obviously, you can put as much as you want- but be prepared to do some serious buffing. Thin layer will be fine. Less is more here For sure, especially if you (I assume) have a black car. You want to make sure you buff off all the wax.
1005365
I've not worked with paraffin wax so I cannot make a comparison to that....but with this wax, I have used a large mason jar (standard quart sized - about 4" x 6") 3 times now. On average I seem to get a little more than 3 days burn. Burning straight through. So I would guess that it is at least close to the same. However typically I use a 12 oz candy jar (about 3"x3") for my candles and that gives about 30 hours +/- 2 hours I'd say.
1749616
There are many variables that determine the amount to be used, this is not limited to but includes: hair length, hair volume, hair thickness, hair style*.I have short hair and presumably thin hair. I pull a small finger-tip worth from the jar when I do, wet my hands and spread the wax all over my hands, then sort of mash it into my hair. If you are applying the wax DIRECTLY to your hair, that may be the problem: I like to suffuse it with water before I spread it out along my hair.
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The wax itself doesn't really drip much if its warm, but it will drip if it is too hot and you probably shouldn't apply it you'll burn your skin. The wax should glob like a ball on the wooden spatula before applying it. I sit down when i apply it, its more comfortable than standing at least for me it is. Hope this helped! :D
728015
I use a wax warmer. I purchased on Amazon by the name of Melting Pot,they are great and just right for home use.
704513
You shouldn't have to heat this at all; in fact, I would never recommend it. The wax should have been the consistency of fresh shoe polish. You should never have to do more than rub an applicator across it to get a nice, smooth paste. You seem to have received old stock; notify Amazon and the seller, and see what they can do about it. This stuff is wonderful to work with and a snap to use. You just didn't get what you paid for.
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The beeswax itself does not have a scent, however, If you want to add scent you can purchase scented oils and essential oils and mix it in the wax.
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the wax melts in about 1 1/2 hour or less. I keep the dial set in the middle to maintain wax hot ready. The red light will go on when it is heating the wax. When only the green light is on its ready to use. Always check temperature before putting hands or feet. It can get very hot.
983124
For my emergency candles i chose the medium wicks. I use half pint wide mouth jars which are 8 ounces. I use unscented soy wax which should burn 40 to50 hours. For a pint jar i think either would be ok, but I would probably use a medium. A large wick could burn too fast and just use your candle up quicker.
1958310
Well the melting point is over 120 F. Which means it is a solid at room temp. I don't think I would put it in my hair in pure form. Coconut oil melts at body temp, so would not solidify
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I sent an e-mail to CandleScience support, and they informed me that it is the GB464 wax. You can find more information about it on their website, including recommended pour temps and FO load.