Paraffin Candle Wax

Colors & Scents: White (Unscented)

White (Unscented) White (Unscented)

White (Lavender Scented) White (Lavender Scented)

Purple (Lavender Scented)  Purple (Lavender Scented)

White (Mint Scented) White (Mint Scented)

Green (Mint Scented)  Green (Mint Scented)

• Description

  • CANDLE MAKING PARAFFIN WAX - A petroleum-based wax that is great for making candles. Clean and reliable burning qualities, low oil content of less than 1.0% guarantees stable combustion. 
  • APPLICATIONS - Used for candle making, metal preservation, waterproofing, and as an additive in crayons, polishes, coatings, etc.
  • BETTER SCENT THROW - Paraffin wax produces a better scent throw than any other wax. It can hold a large amount of fragrance without affecting the burn quality and has a very low oil content. This wax is used to make all sorts of candles, including dinner and pillar candles .
  • MULTIPLE COLORS & SCENTS - Red (Cherry), Orange (Citrus), Yellow (Banana), Green (Mint), Blue (Ocean Breeze), Purple (Lavender), Pink (Rose), & White (Vanilla) as well as a white unscented version.
  • CANDLE MAKERS KIT - Wax is sold separately or with a Candle making kit (wax with wicks, stickers, and centering devices).
  
  

  Product Description:
  Carmel Candle Making Wax is a petroleum-based wax used in various applications such as candle making, metal preservation, waterproofing, and food packaging.
  

• Additional Information

  Specifications:
  • Packaging: 1 lb, 5 lbs, 10 lbs, 25 lbs and 55.12 lbs 
  • Colors: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, and white
  • Scents: Cherry, citrus, banana, mint, ocean breeze, lavender, rose, and vanilla
  
  Directions for Making Candles
  1) Place the wax into a melting pot, and simmer over medium-high heat, occasionally stirring as it is melting. Melt the wax down and mix at 120 Fahrenheit (50 Celsius). To get started - if you want to add dyes or scents, raise the temperature to 180 Fahrenheit (82 Celsius) or 185 Fahrenheit (85 Celsius) if the dyes do not fully melt.
  2) Prepare your jars and wicks. Fasten the base of the pre-tabbed wick to the bottom of the jar with the sticker.
  3) Pour the melted wax into the jar, leaving one inch of room at the top. Set the jars aside and allow them to cool down.
  4) Use the centering device to position your wick. 
  5) Let the candle cool and cut away the extra wick.