Best Wax for Making Wax Melts
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2021
- What's the best wax for making wax melts? Is this it?
In my opinion I would say that Kerasoy Pillar wax 4120 is by far the best wax available to make wax melts with. It has a strong scent throw both hot and cold and sets perfectly flat with no sink holes and next to no frosting.
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Finally someone on here that uses kerasoy wax, im surprised more people dont use it 😊
Yhis was exactly the video I needed yo see answered my questions in how to get the melts to come out clean. Thank you for the content🥰 subscribed
Thank you for all explanations. All details what you give are so helpful for me as beginner. You answered to all my questions.
You are really welcome. Alot more videos to come after i move house and get organised
You did a great job!!!!
Glad I found this!
Thank you for such a helpful video ☺️
I want wax melts and skin at the same time, I've used beeswax and coconut oil it works great.
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I'm not from UK so I'll be doing a lot of soy experiments whichever would be great for me to use 😁
Where can I get this in the US or an equivalent type?
Can you mix the two waxes together ?
Hi where can I get the sample pots please
What is this wax blend with.
hownmuch is your wax mate thanksn
Do you ship worldwide?
Great helpful video! Can't believe how horrible paraffin wax dries! What do you think to vegetable wax?
I love it. So i use kerasoy 4120 for my wax melts which is amazing in my opinion. That's the only wax i sell on my website as it just works so well for them and pillar candle but not container candles as has the wrong additives.
Parrafin wax has no problem
What a great video, and thank you sharing. I have used kerasoy 4130 for container candles, any wax left I've poured into moulds for melts - BUT, would that be why I don't have the same shine finish as the 4120 container wax would be better? Can I ask, do you add your fragrance oil and then pour pretty quickly after adding at 60 degrees?
The 4130 will be a softer wax than the 4120 which is not ideal for wax melts as the edges can become damaged easier.
4120 is a harder wax and will have a better finish than a softer wax so i would suggest to use 4120 for your wax melts yes. If you go on Rustic Barn Candles website Www.rusticbarncandles.co.uk i sell the wax i use. Avoid amazon and ebay as there are people selling wax that the ad says is 4120 but it is definitely not 4120. Try and buy from a genuine supplies store where you can do. How quickly you pour depends how much wax you have melted. If just 200g of wax melted, it will go harder alot quicker than 500g of wax for example. Hope that makes sense
@@movietrailers2671 Thank you for replying so quickly, gosh that's rare, and thank you too for sharing your knowledge - that's hugely helpful. I bought some 4130 9for container candles) recently which has been acting oddly so I was wondering whether that too was from a dicey supplier - although I did check. I'll go over to your website today and check out the 4120 and thank you again - really appreciated.
is there any parafin wax in the kerasoy?
What would u say is your strongest oil 🥰
Such a great video! I’m currently practising with ecosoya wax melt. How is the scent throw (hot throw) with your wax. I’m from the U.K. and looking to buy from your website.
Hi and thank you. So i use 4120 wax because in my opinion its the best soy wax for wax melts. The scent throw is really good BUT remember, the smell of the scent can only ever be as good as the fragrance oils used in your wax. Defo ise a Premium fragrance oil to help your melts smell strong and stand out above the crowd of wax melt makers. Have a look at my fragrance oils, i only stock premium grade fragrance oils top :)
Best regards
@@movietrailers2671 thank you for replying. I will look at your site now.
@@movietrailers2671 I forgot to ask. What is the cure time with this wax?
@@missm9237 48 hours.
Hi I’ve been following your videos on here which I have found really helpful. I’m new to wax melt making and have been having issues when pouring. Sometimes the consistency of the wax goes really thick when pouring into the moulds right towards the end. I use kerasoy wax. I am adding fragrance at the right temperature. I just don’t know where im going wrong? 😞
Hiya, thanks for following
So your issue will be because you are not melting enough wax at once. If you are just melting 100g of wax this will cool down quickly. Try melting 300g of wax and it will cool down alot slower and give you more time to pour.
Hi hun
I’ve used eco soy wax as it was all I could purchase atm. What is the best way to use this up please. I used used in clamshells and moulds and it sticks and breaks as you. Say. Gonna change to your wax because my scent throw is rubbish.
Hi sorry to jump on I did exactly the same my bars were breaking so I ordered kerosoy pillar blend and mixed with with the eco soy and it worked 💪 so I didn't waste the eco soy x
@@ladys3086 brilliant thank you for your help 😊❤️
@@ladys3086 I have the same wax and wanting to use it all up what percentage did u mix the soft wax with the pillar wax? :)
Great video ty. Need that wax lol.
What temperature do you add fragrance oil in this wax please. X
Hi, thank you. It's a really good wax for making wax melts. With regards to your other wax you can mix it with this new wax to use it up. Maybe at a mix of 20% old wax to 80% new wax.
I sell this wax in 1kg or 5kg amounts. Visit Rustic Barn Candles .co.uk
@@movietrailers2671 thanks for your help. I’ve purchased some. Loving the videos 😊
@@movietrailers2671 do you ship to the US
@@verleseiataylor6311 hi, what product would you be refering to?
EXPENSIVE TO BUY FROM AMAZONE,THANKS
Buy it from supplies for candles
Hi will soy wax work for mold? I have the mold and soy wax but it’s come out with perfect! I don’t have pillar wax and it’s not easily available in my area..please tell me what to do?
The difference between soy wax and a soy pillar wax is that the soy pillar wax has an additive in it to make it harder. You can add a hardener to it if you can't buy ready mixed pillar wax. Hope that helps.
@@movietrailers2671 what is it called? So I can find them ?
Hardener wax? Or something else?
@@Vanessa2775 There Palm Stearin which is a hardener specifically for making wax harder and then there's Vybar which is a mixture of additives one being a hardener.
@@movietrailers2671 okay thankyou for replying quick. I will find try to find it if it available in my area.
Also what size of boxesnof wax u doing thanks
1kg and 5kg.
Is it possible to make wax melts skin safe? So that you can massage the wax/oil on to your skin.
Hi, it is possible. You would have to use a natural wax maybe even a coconut wax in this case. You would need to check the IFRA sheets for each fragrance oil and only use the skin safe limits which is about 0.1% to 2%. Is a very small amount of fragrance oil.
Thank you could I use essential oils or is it better to use fragrance oils?
@@jessecayoung2121 hi, you can use either type but just have to stay inline with the IFRA percentage guidelines. I am just finishing uploading my IFRA documents to my own fragrance oils now on my website under each oils page :)
Hello! Just tried Kerax pillar soy wax, 4120, and sorry, but I can't say it's a hard wax. All my melts are soft and creamy. And the melts that have all kind of shapes like wings are coming out bad. So, if this is hard... Idk. Poured between 53-60°C with heated molds, and room temperature at 29°C. Cold trow good, I bet Ht as well, but still having a little bit a frosting and every mold is soft.
Hi, Lu, where did you get your wax from?
@@movietrailers2671 the wax wasn't for me, but the person who ordered didn't wanted and sell it. If I m not wrong, I think it is Made in US writting on the label. And I think it ordered from UK.
@@lastrovi hi Lu, the 4120 wax is only manufactured in the UK. Im not sure if the company exports abroad, im sure they do to some places but i doubt to america.
The 4120 is proberly the hardest soy wax you can buy. If you want a harder wax then there's paraffin wax but with that you get the problems that come with paraffin.
@@movietrailers2671 I don't know if I can post pictures or videos in comments to show you the softness. I was shocked to see it and feel it. I know she is orderinf from UK, so it s the same thing, except that I heard that the batches can be different, so maybe that. I don t want to use paraffine, I have stearic acid or palm wax to harden it.
Doesn’t Kero mean kerosene
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