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The advantages of rapeseed wax :
GMO-free rapeseed wax isn't the easiest to work with, but it does make for charming candles . It's therefore an aesthetically pleasing and ethical solution. Rapeseed is a local product and grown on existing fields to give the soil time to regenerate between crops.
We offer several recipes for your molded candles. Our melt guide can also provide you with some great usage tips.
Rapeseed wax for molded candles and scented pebbles can be used with any fragrance. It is recommended to choose a good quality wax that won't affect the wax's combustion. This will also ensure optimal olfactory performance.
The recommended dosage for candle fragrance is between 7 and 10% depending on the strength of the fragrance and your preferences.
The fragrance is incorporated when the rapeseed wax is between 75 and 80°C.
The recommended pouring temperature for rapeseed wax is between 70 and 75°C, so it is very important to have a thermometer to check.
For rapeseed wax for molded candles and scented melts , you should use a relatively thick flat wick, several sizes larger than wicks for other waxes. Cotton wicks are a very good solution.
Candles with rapeseed wax tolerate coloring very well.
On our website, you'll find a wide range of colorants to give your candle beautiful colors. These come in powder, liquid, or flake form. It should be added during the heating phase of your candle, at least at 70°C, and stir well to ensure the color is evenly distributed. If you're also adding fragrance, it should be added at the end of this step.
It is very important that the candle cools quickly. Therefore, avoid leaving the different containers or molds too close to each other. All of this can be done at room temperature.
The color and shape of the chips may vary depending on the arrival and harvest.
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