Candles

kittengrey

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Ok, I know we all love hot wax being poured on us from time to time, but I was wondering if there's a different in certain candles, since candles differ in the waxes they're made of. What is the best type of candle to use for pouring hot wax on someone? Does the fact that a candle is scented make a difference? I'm used to using non-scented pillar candles I picked up at Walmart, and they were ok as long as we did little bits at a time and made sure the flame didn't singe the wax before it dripped. Do colors make a difference either?
 
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AfterDark

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OMG where to start?? There is tons of info on this, and yes most everything about a candle makes a huge difference. Usually the softer the candle the lower the melting temp is. I have found that a big factor is how high you hold the candle as the wax is dripping, lower= hotter and more intense higher= a cooler drop of wax when it hits. Start out holding the candle as high as you can, and lower it as you can tolerate it....

Here is some good info on wax play….
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wax_play
http://www.kufs.org/waxplayinfo.htm
 
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