4CandlesUK Candle Making Supplies Blog

Happy World Baking Day! To celebrate this delicious event, our team have chosen their favourite bakery scents from our Prime and Style ranges of Escentscia candle making fragrance oils. Check them out below:  Blueberry Muffin – Prime Range Bakewell Tart – Style Range Banana Nut Bread – Style Range Cinnamon Buns – Style Range Fresh Bread – Style Range Gingerbread House – Style Range Lemon Chiffon – Style Range Pain au Raisin – Style Range Pumpkin Souffle – Style Range Raspberry Tarte – Style Range Warm Mince Pies – Style Range The best part? No calories…

We are often asked questions such as ‘what is the difference between the Golden Waxes?’ and ‘which soy wax should I use?’ To help make this easier, we have put together a handy wax comparison chart for the Golden Wax 494, Golden Wax 464, and Golden Wax 444: The Similarities All three of the Golden Waxes are manufactured by AAK. They are natural, kosher, vegan and cruelty free. The most suitable dye to use with natural soy wax is the Inpex SD Dye . Additionally, all three waxes have very similar fragrance loads (10-11%) and offer fantastic cold and hot throw when used alongside Escentscia Prime Range and Style Range fragrance oils. The Differences When choosing which soy wax to use, you need to first consider the type of candle you will be making. For wax melts and small moulded candles, you need a wax which contracts as it cools to allow mould release and therefore the Golden Wax 494 is most suitable. Please note that the Golden Wax 494 is not suitable for pillar candles.   For soy