Making Wax Melts at Home | Wax Melts for Beginners | Part 3 mini series

Hello and welcome to my channel!
Today's video is all about making wax melts!
I hope you enjoy!
Episode 1- An Introduction to Wax Melts
Episode 2- 10 Wax Melts Making Essentials
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➡️ Episode 3- Making Wax Melts at home
Cleaning Moulds
Heat old wax using the heat gun and wipe away melted wax.
Soak in warm soapy water for 5 minutes, then rinse and wipe with a cloth.
Wax Warmer (Amazon)
Turn spout Lever to 'Off'
Plug
Turn dial to desired temperature
If you don't have access to a Wax Warmer, you can use the Jugs over a pot of hot water- know as the bain Marie method!
Cleaning Metal Jugs
Heat with heat gun, pour out excess wax, wipe with a cloth or tissue
Fragrance Oils (10%)
Candle Shack
Discount Candle Supplies
Oasis Oils
Wax
Soy 494 Candle Shack
• Melt Point: 52-58°c
• Add Oil at: 70-75°c
• Pour at: 60/65-75°c
Once FO has been added to wax, stir thoroughly for 2 minutes.
Mica Powder/ Colouring chips
From Temu
Thank you for watching!
Char xoxo
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Check out my other videos:
Episode 1- An Introduction to Wax Melts: • An Introduction to Wax...
Episode 2- 10 Wax Melts Making Essentials: • 10 Wax Melts Essential...
Episode 3- Making Wax Melts at home: • Making Wax Melts at Ho...
Episode 4- De-moulding & Labelling Wax Melts: • Wax Melts De-moulding ...
Episode 5- CLP Regulations & ifra Guidelines: • What Legally needs to ...
Char xoxo
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The information shared in this video is based on my knowledge and understanding at the time of recording. I encourage you to conduct your own research to verify and supplement the information provided. emodoré is not responsible for any decisions made based on the content in this video. Thank you for watching responsibly!
The information within this video has been read from my own adapted notes taken and read from information written from my own research.
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[@marciamccrorey5516]

hello im a new subbie just starting back making wax melts i feel i needed a little more training i love how detailed your tutorials are i will watch video 1 and2 and also others thanks for sharing the detailed prep even showing temp from start to finish at adding frangrance even color

[@emodorélondon]

Hi, I'm so glad you're enjoying the content! I wanted to make something that I wish I had access to when I first started out, as there's so much to learn! Thanks so much for subbing!

[@stephaniemclelland415]

Hi, how do you know when the wax is binded? Thanks

[@emodorélondon]

Hi, I guess you wouldn't really know until your wax melts or candles have been made/ solidified. 'Sweating' or the appearance that your wax melts are 'wet' after hardening is a sign that the wax and fragrance oil did not bind properly. Stiring thoroughly for a minimum of 2 minutes should mitigate this.

[@j23dowell]

How long do you let 494 cure?

[@emodorélondon]

Anywhere from 1-2 weeks. The longer you leave it, the better the throw.