About Whipped wax
Whipped-wax is an easy way to make any candle look unique. In the past several years the popularity of “whipped” wax has returned. Although it takes a bit of practice to get a feel for the process, you’ll be applying whipped wax to candles in no time! Taking a candle which has a color and applying a white whipped wax to the candle produces a very unique look as the candle burns and the colors becomes apparent. Whipped-wax is a good candle making project for forming a new creative configuration of products. Common uses for whipped wax are to make snowball candles, cupcake candles, grubby candles, grubby cut-out candles, dessert container candles, and dessert tarts. Take the time to practice – you can use the same wax over and over by simply remelting it and beginning again. You’ll be an expert in no time and looking for ways to use whipped-wax!
Suggestions for Whipped wax
• It is recommended that you start with a 140/142 melt point wax. Melt this wax in a small container where the temperature can be controlled easily, a crock pot or small water jacket melter will work very well.
Caution Note: Any container you use should also have a secure lid which can be placed on the melter.
• Begin melting your wax, when it reaches 160F turn off the heat, watch the wax very closely and as the wax begins to cloud whip the wax with a fork, eggbeater or mixer at a very slow speed. (Make sure you have permission to use the household mixer, using this mixer again for making cookies may be difficult.) The wax will begin to take on a “whipped look.” Be careful not to agitate harshly in that it may “dry” the wax and make it brittle.
Caution Note: Safety glass and gloves should be worn when whipping the wax.
Supplier of Whisped Wax
At RAHA Paraffin Co., We are supplier of Paraffin Wax for Whisped, tailored to meet the needs of various industries. we can deliver the mentioned paraffin types to destination ports as requested by the customer.
