Transparent Gel Wax is a high-quality material, specially developed for making container candles. Unlike natural waxes and paraffin, this gel has a semi-soft consistency and a crystalline appearance, which allows the flame's light to be transmitted in a unique and refined way.
Perfect for creating decorative and eye-catching candles, highly appreciated in interior design and events, it allows the incorporation of elements such as shells, sand, glitter, dried flowers, and other non-flammable decorations, transforming each creation into an elegant and scenic accessory.
Usage Tips:
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Melt the wax: Melt the gel wax in a bain-marie at fairly high temperatures (up to 100°C), avoiding exceeding 150°C to preserve its quality.
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Add dyes and fragrances: Once completely melted, add dyes and fragrances, stirring gently. Since the process takes place at high temperatures, it is advisable to add the fragrance just before pouring.
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Prepare containers: Make sure the containers are perfectly clean and dry. You can insert internal decorations such as shells, pebbles, or sand for evocative effects.
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Pour the wax: Pour very slowly to avoid air bubbles; if they form, they can be removed with a hairdryer. Let cool at room temperature.
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Cooling and resting: Allow the candles to solidify in an environment free of drafts and temperature fluctuations, letting them rest for at least 48 hours before use.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Transparent Gel Wax is a high-quality material, specially developed for making container candles. Unlike natural waxes and paraffin, this gel has a semi-soft consistency and a crystalline appearance, which allows the flame's light to be transmitted in a unique and refined way.
Perfect for creating decorative and eye-catching candles, highly appreciated in interior design and events, it allows the incorporation of elements such as shells, sand, glitter, dried flowers, and other non-flammable decorations, transforming each creation into an elegant and scenic accessory.
Usage Tips:
-
Melt the wax: Melt the gel wax in a bain-marie at fairly high temperatures (up to 100°C), avoiding exceeding 150°C to preserve its quality.
-
Add dyes and fragrances: Once completely melted, add dyes and fragrances, stirring gently. Since the process takes place at high temperatures, it is advisable to add the fragrance just before pouring.
-
Prepare containers: Make sure the containers are perfectly clean and dry. You can insert internal decorations such as shells, pebbles, or sand for evocative effects.
-
Pour the wax: Pour very slowly to avoid air bubbles; if they form, they can be removed with a hairdryer. Let cool at room temperature.
-
Cooling and resting: Allow the candles to solidify in an environment free of drafts and temperature fluctuations, letting them rest for at least 48 hours before use.