Fun Craft Candle Making Kit

PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE START ADD YOUR SCENT UNTIL THE WAX COMPLETELY DISSOLVED Before beginning the actual steps of making a candle, it is advisable to cover your area with newspaper cardboard, Wax paper etc. MELTING YOUR WAX We recommend BDC Paraffin Wax. Break Wax blocks into small pieces (a hammer and chisel works well) then melt the wax along with BDC STEARIN & BDC SOFT WAX till it becomes in liquid form. Our suggestion ratio is 1 kg BDG Wax plus 50gms BDC Stearin-plus 125 gms BDC Soft Wax melt all together for good result & finishing of the candle. Never-.leave the wax unattended. ADDING WAX COLOURS When the wax is in liquid form add colour. Use GELOWAX COLOURS or FLORAL WAX COLOURS which comes in powder form. Start with a small amount ie pinch as they are highly concentrated dyes. Stir it properly. ADDING CANDLE SCENT Just before pouring your wax into the mould add your scent, still the wax until completely dissolved And pour immediately. Do not use too much scent as an excess of oil will cause blemishes or moulting on the candle surface. We have a wide range of BDC AROMA OIL PERFUME to choose. POURING YOUR CANDLE When your above work is done, remove the heat. Wipe excess moisture off to the extensor of the pot to prevent water droplets from entering the candle mould and pour the wax slowly into the prepared mould. Be sure your mould is at room temperature or hotter when your pour the wax slowly into the prepared mould. Be sure your mould is at room temperature or hotter when you pour the wax. When pouring the wax into the mould you can leave and mould standing upright and pour directly into the mould or you can tilt the mould slightly this will prevent the wax from causing the air bubbles (Fig 5). Use caution when tilting the mould always........an oven gloved because the mould will get very hot once the wax is poured into it. After the desired height of your candle is reached save a cupful of wax from the original pouring to refill the mould after the well has formed due to the setting of the hardened wax. SET UPTIME You may let your candle set up overnight before removing It from the mould or if you are impatient you may place the mould in the refrigerator for an hour or more to hasten the set. When the mould is cold to touch, the candle should be removed. Do not place the mould in the freezer or leave too long into the refrigerator because this may cause cracks in the candle.