Craft Tips for Making Beeswax Candles

Beeswax candles also include the following process after the beeswax is melted into a liquid state until the candle is drilled and inserted into the wick: take the integral mold and put it into an empty pool with the opening facing upward, and then pour the wax liquid into the mold to the set candle Water is injected into the pool for cooling in height and sub-sections, and there is a time interval for stopping water injection after each water injection section.

When the water level reaches a certain height, it is necessary to continuously add wax liquid to the mold; then keep the mold at 22 to 30 °C for 0.5 to 2 hours, and then continue to add wax liquid to the mold; then empty the water in the pool and Allow the molds to cool at room temperature before moving to the cold storage. When hoarfrost appears on the candle surface, remove the mold from the cold storage and allow to warm at room temperature until the candle can be easily removed from the mold. The process is simple and reasonable, saves time and labor, has high yield and low cost, and the prepared beeswax candle has firm texture, reliable continuous combustion and smooth surface.