Wax for candles

Making candles is fun. It is even more fun when it gets easier. Read this brochure on how to make candles yourself!

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  • Paraffin Casting Wax – Pure Candle Wax for Cast Candles & Moulds

    Paraffin Casting Wax – Pure Candle Wax for Cast Candles & Moulds

    In stockOrdered and paid on a working day: usually ships the same day
    €8,95
  • SAM Paraffin + 10% Stearin Casting Mix

    SAM Paraffin + 10% Stearin Casting Mix

    In stockOrdered and paid on a working day: usually ships the same day
    €11,95
  • Stearin – Plant-Based Additive for Paraffin Candles & Stearin Candles

    Stearin – Plant-Based Additive for Paraffin Candles & Stearin Candles

    In stockOrdered and paid on a working day: usually ships the same day
    €8,35
  • Paraffin Dipping Wax – White Candle Wax for Dipped Candles & Dinner Candles

    Paraffin Dipping Wax – White Candle Wax for Dipped Candles & Dinner Candles

    In stockOrdered and paid on a working day: usually ships the same day
    €10,50
  • Ceda Serica Coconut Apricot Blend – Creamy Candle Wax for Container Candles & Scented Candles

    Ceda Serica Coconut Apricot Blend – Creamy Candle Wax for Container Candles & Scented Candles

    In stockOrdered and paid on a working day: usually ships the same day
    €17,50

Basics of candle making.pdf

Other candle accessories can be found here: https://www.siliconesandmore.com/en/application-overview/candles/

When making candles, we make a distinction between dipping and solid casting.

Dipping involves dipping a mold or candle into a wax bath. In solid casting, wax is poured solid in (usually a silicone) mould.

Paraffin is the basis for all candle wax. For a nicer and more complete burn, this is often mixed with stearin. We have already premixed this, but of course paraffin and stearin wax are also for sale separately, for the professional user who wants a different mixing ratio.

FAQ

A handy overview of frequently asked questions (also part of the basic manual) can be found here:

FAQ DiY candle making by Sellacq.pdf