…dark brown wax on top of the first layer that you poured on the cookie sheet. Try to move the pouring pitcher around as you pour this layer so that it does not melt a hole into the first layer…
…dark brown wax on top of the first layer that you poured on the cookie sheet. Try to move the pouring pitcher around as you pour this layer so that it does not melt a hole into the first layer…
…the next day, re-heat the water and try again. Tip: Pre-blended waxes containing additives are less likely to crack easily than straight paraffin waxes. Unfortunately soy does not work well for this project. Step 8: When you are satisfied with…
…to the thin trace, it took about 5 minutes. What does trace look like? The mixture will start to thicken, and stick to your stick blender or spoon. When a drip falls back into the pot, it will sit on…
…pf fragrance oil per pound of soap is used, and about half that amount when using EOs (Essential Oils). This does vary, however, depending on the oil. Some are more potent than others. Overheating the soap can cause it to…
…too early is likely to result in a cracked shell, or a marred exterior. Be patient. If your hurricane shell does not slide out of the mold easily, then try chilling it in the refrigerator…
…candle is completely cool, remove the mold sealer, wick screw, and wick holder bar and gently pull the candle out of the mold. If it does not readily release, place the mold in the refrigerator or freezer for about 10-15…
…Mold Remove the mold sealer and the wick screw. If cooled completely, your candle should slide out of the mold. If it does not slide out easily, then place the candle in a refrigerator for a period of about 15…
…on the lowest heat setting. If you are using a heat gun, exercise some care as heat guns can get much hotter than 150 degrees F. Note: This step is not absolutely necessary, but it does improve the finished product….
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