#Soy Wax

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☁️ Wax melts Howl

-Raspberry, vanilla, orchid and amber.

Mainly its scent is fresh, fruity/floral and with a masculine perfume background. Something very reminiscent of this character with his elegant and gentle way of behaving.

The container is made of hard kraft paper and contains 60gr of soy wax figurines.✨

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💗MatchaBlossom Soy wax Candle💗

These candles are perfect as gifts for every Cherry and Joe fan.💖 Made of 100% soy wax, which burns cleaner and better than any other type of wax. Each candle is hand poured and made with care, attention, and love! ^^

Check them out HERE. 

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The main ingredient used to create these cruelty free candles is 100% american grown soy wax and premium grade oils and organic cotton wicks. These ingredients ensure a clean-burning and they are environmentally friendly. 

Hand-poured in recycled glass, these cruelty free candles are made without animal ingredients, phthalates, chemicals, fillers, mineral oils, petroleum, paraffin, or toxins.

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The new fragrance from Kushan Creations is here!

Amber Cotton: An exotic play on clean cotton comes to life with rich amber enhanced with comforting cotton & woody floral notes.

100% soy. Non toxic. Hand poured w/love just for you.

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You deserve to cater to YOU & enjoy a bit of luxury.

My goal is to make that not only possible, but affordable.

Treat your soul.

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How To Safely Use Rubbing Alcohol For Wax Removal?

When working with various types of wax, including paraffin wax and candle wax, or materials like epoxy resin and casting compounds, cleaning up can be a challenge. However, one household item that proves to be incredibly effective in removing these substances is rubbing alcohol. Whether you're cleaning up after a crafting project, removing wax spills, or prepping surfaces for future work, rubbing alcohol can be a great tool to have on hand. Here’s how to safely use rubbing alcohol for wax removal.

Why Rubbing Alcohol Works

Rubbing alcohol, or isopropyl alcohol, is a powerful solvent. It can dissolve a wide range of substances, making it ideal for removing wax, especially from surfaces like countertops, furniture, and even fabric. Its ability to break down the wax without damaging the underlying surface makes it a popular choice for cleaning up candle wax, paraffin wax, epoxy resin, and casting materials.

Steps for Safely Using Rubbing Alcohol for Wax Removal

1. Prepare the Area

Before you begin removing wax, it’s important to prepare your workspace. Lay down old towels or disposable paper to avoid spreading wax further. If the wax is on fabric or delicate materials, ensure you test the rubbing alcohol on a small, inconspicuous area to avoid damage.

2. Allow the Wax to Harden

If you’re working with paraffin wax or candle wax, let it cool and harden completely before attempting removal. Wax is much easier to remove when solid, as it can be scraped off more effectively. If the wax is still soft, you can speed up the hardening process by placing a cold compress or ice pack on the affected area.

3. Scrape Off Excess Wax

Once the wax has hardened, use a dull knife or spatula to gently scrape off the excess. Be careful not to scratch or damage the surface beneath. This step helps remove the bulk of the wax, making it easier for the rubbing alcohol to break down the remaining residue.

4. Apply Rubbing Alcohol

Pour a small amount of rubbing alcohol onto a clean cloth or cotton ball. Gently dab it onto the area with wax residue, ensuring that the surface is evenly moistened. The rubbing alcohol will begin to dissolve the wax, making it easier to wipe away. Allow the alcohol to sit for a few minutes if necessary to break down stubborn spots.

5. Wipe Away the Wax

After the rubbing alcohol has had time to work, use a clean cloth to gently wipe away the dissolved wax. You may need to repeat this process a few times, depending on the amount of wax remaining. For tougher wax stains, particularly with epoxy resin or casting wax, you might need to apply a little more rubbing alcohol.

6. Clean the Area

Once you’ve removed all the wax, clean the area with warm soapy water to remove any lingering alcohol. This will help eliminate any potential residue and leave the surface spotless.

7. For Fabric Surfaces

If you’ve accidentally spilled wax on fabric, rubbing alcohol can help lift the stain. First, scrape off as much wax as possible without pressing it into the fabric. Then, apply rubbing alcohol to the affected area, blotting gently. Be sure to test this method on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn’t cause any damage to the fabric.

Tips for Specific Wax Types

Candle Wax: Candle wax tends to be soft and sticky. Rubbing alcohol works effectively for removing it from glass containers, countertops, and even some fabric surfaces. If the wax is particularly stubborn, you can freeze the item to harden the wax before using rubbing alcohol.

Paraffin Wax: Paraffin wax, commonly used in crafting and spa treatments, can be more challenging to remove. Use the same method as above, but for best results, you might want to apply a bit more alcohol to break down the wax thoroughly.

Epoxy Resin and Casting Wax: These materials often require a bit more effort. Epoxy resin, in particular, can bond strongly to surfaces. If you’re working with casting wax or epoxy resin, allow it to harden completely before scraping and applying rubbing alcohol. For deeper cleaning, consider using a mixture of rubbing alcohol and dish soap.

Precautions When Using Rubbing Alcohol

While rubbing alcohol is generally safe, it’s important to follow some safety precautions:

Ventilation: Always work in a well-ventilated area when using rubbing alcohol to avoid inhaling fumes. The alcohol can be potent, especially in poorly ventilated spaces.

Avoid Open Flames: Since rubbing alcohol is flammable, avoid using it near open flames, such as candles or heat sources. Ensure the area is dry before lighting candles again.

Protect Your Skin: If you’re handling large amounts of rubbing alcohol, wear gloves to protect your skin from irritation.

Test Surfaces First: Always test rubbing alcohol on a small, hidden area of the surface before using it on larger areas, particularly if you're cleaning delicate materials or fabrics.

Conclusion

Rubbing alcohol is an incredibly effective tool for removing various types of wax, including paraffin wax, candle wax, epoxy resin, and casting materials. By following the steps above, you can safely and efficiently clean up your workspace and keep your surfaces looking great. Whether you're crafting candles, working with resin, or simply removing wax spills, rubbing alcohol offers a convenient, inexpensive solution to help with all your wax removal needs.

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The Ancient History of Candles: Illuminating 5,000 Years of Light and Tradition

Candles have long been a symbol of warmth, comfort, and light in the darkness. But did you know that their history stretches back over 5,000 years? Archaeologists have unearthed ancient candles in the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs, revealing a fascinating glimpse into the role candles played in these early civilizations. From practical uses like providing light to more spiritual purposes as…

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🕯️ New product! Melts inspired by Studio Ghibli ✨

What are melts? Wax melts are wax pastilles, in my case, soy wax (vegetable) flavored with essential oils or essences. They are melted in an essence burner!

In this collection, the melts will be in kraft paper containers and will have a quantity of 60gr which is enough for several hours, besides that the wax can be burned several times until it loses its smell. Each one will have a different shape and color to be more representative 🌱.

Soon I will post about each one of them, so you can see the inside and read my inspiration in the different melts. For now I leave here the smells of each one ✨

🔥 Calcifer: Lemon, mandarin, wood and incense

🐺 Mononoke: White musk, anise, peppermint and fig

🍫 Nicky: Almond, chocolate, vanilla and coffee

🌱 Totoro: Coconut, banana, berries and cinnamon

🌟 Susuwatari: Strawberries, cream, apple and popcorn

🐉 Haku: Lemon, cedar, aquatic flowers and lilacs

☁️ Howl: Raspberry, vanilla, orchid and amber

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Fox Candle🦊

Soy-wax🕯️

Coming soon to my Etsy-Shop!

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💙 Victuuri Candle / Wax Melts 💙

I'm excited to introduce my newest creation - a candle and wax melts inspired by Yuri on Ice! ^^ This scent is truly one-of-a-kind, with rich notes of sandalwood, bergamott, tobacco, and amber. 💙

Check them out in my webshop

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Made these one off crystal candles for Rock of Ages this weekend. These candles are made to mimic the look of crystals. They are made with a gel wax top and a soy wax bottom and unscented.

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