Waxes and candle moulds
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Liquid candle dyes – pack of 30 shades at 10 g each for wax projects.
Garnet colour – a rich red tone for a strong colour effect in candles.
Fluorescent golden yellow – ideal for imaginative wax candles.
Fluorescent red – a neon shade for coloured candles and waxes.
Yellow colour – a warm shade for natural wax candles.
Grass Green – a fresh shade for natural candle projects.
Fluorescent Blue – a vibrant pigment for modern candles.
Indigo – a deep blue-violet pigment for natural wax candles.
Plum colour – a deep purple shade for candles.
Burgundy – a wine-red pigment suitable for luxury wax candles.
Fluorescent fuchsia – intense pink-purple candle dye for moulds.
Blue colour – a classic shade suitable for wax colouring.
Cerulean Blue – a light blue candle dye with cool undertones.
Fluorescent Purple – a vibrant pigment for designer candles.
What wax to use for candle making?
Soy wax – eco-friendly, holds colours and scents well, great for moulds.
Paraffin wax – traditional, easy to colour, burns for a long time.
Beeswax – natural, with a delicate honey scent, for luxury candles.
Candle colors
Add colours during wax melting. Regulate the intensity with the amount of pigment – from delicate pastels to rich tones. Try marbling with a combination of two shades.
Moulds and wicks
Silicone moulds allow for easy removal and repeated use (cylindrical, round, decorative shapes).
Wicks: wooden (modern look, gentle crackling) vs. cotton (clean flame). Holders ensure precise centring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the candle smoking so much?
Usually, the wick is too long – trim it to 5–7 mm.
Why is the candle cracking?
Cooling too quickly – let it cool more slowly in the mould.
Can I mix different waxes?
Yes, for example, a combination of soy and paraffin wax is common.