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How to make marble wax melts🕯️| Supplies For Candles

Want to add the wow factor to your wax melts? Well why not make marble ones? Marble is a massive trend and is a great way to add depth to your designs, your customers wont be able to get enough of it! Blog post: https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/cand... What you need: EcoSoya Melt - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Black candle dye - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Clamshell - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Scale - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Thermometer - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Pouring jug - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Fragrance oil - https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/prod... Saucepan Bowl Step 1 - Measure Firstly with your bowl and scale, measure out 80 grams of EcoSoya Melt Wax. We like to use it as it exhibits great scent throw, vibrant colours, and excellent mould release. It's also vegan, cruelty-free and eco-friendly, what's not to love? Step 2 - Melt Fill your pan halfway with boiling water. Melt your wax on a medium to low heat and stir until melted. Once your wax has melted take it off the heat. If you prefer to melt your max in the microwave, you can do so by placing your wax in a container on a medium heat for 5 minutes. If your wax is not completely melted, stir and put it back in the microwave. Step 3 - Fragrance Transfer your wax into a pouring jug and let your wax cool to 65 degrees before adding your chosen fragrance oil. We choose to add the fragrance first so it combines with the wax before adding the dye. By adding the dye at a lower temperature, it will not fully mix and create the marble effect. Step 4 - Dye Add your black liquid candle dye to your wax, swirling slowly remembering not to stir the dye so it doesn't fully mix with the wax. This is the tricky bit but practice makes perfect! Step 5 - Pour Slowly pour your wax mixture into your chosen clam shell. Leave your clam shells to set overnight, for cure time we would recommend around 2 weeks. That's it! It might take a couple of goes to get the dye mixing right but once you've mastered that, there's nothing stopping you! Why not try using different colours? Opting for colours that complement each other will help your clam shells to stand out! We’d love to see your work! Please take photos of your wax melts and use the hashtag #sfcfeatureme on Instagram to be in with the chance of being featured on our page! Shop: https://suppliesforcandles.co.uk/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SuppliesForCandles/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/suppliesforcandles/ Pinterest: www.pinterest.co.uk/supplies_for_candles/