Measuring and Adding Fragrance Oil to Your Wax
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- This video shows you how to measure out your fragrance oil and add it to your wax.
Materials Used:
Naturewax C-3 Soy Container Wax
Large Pouring Pot
15 lb Digital Scale
1 oz Baja Cactus (type) Fragrance Oil
Metal Spoon
Paper Plate
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Question is this measurement for wax solid or liquid?
How much wax and how much oil please thank you
How much wax is in the pot 100ml?
We used 16 ounces of wax!
This may be a dumb question. I find that I have a hard time 'refreshing' my pot when I make the next one. I've been adding and stirring the wax/oil in the candle container instead of my pot. I've never seen this done before. Any feedback on this?
No, that's a great question! After you completely finish pouring the wax out of the pot and into your container, grab some absorbent paper towels and wipe it clean! That is what we normally do and it works like a charm! If you do not immediately wipe out the pot you can put it on the warmer again or heat it up with a heat gun and then grab some paper towels and wipe it clean!
so if my measuring cup has 18 oz its realy 16oz on the scale/ and once i add my fragrance its making me have 20oz total ; is this about right oh i am adding 2oz to the 16oz on the scale
Measuring by volume and weight are a little bit different. You may have 16oz of wax measured out in fluid oz but it may only weight 14oz depending on the density of the wax. We recommend measuring both your wax and fragrance by weight to avoid having to do any math to convert your measurements.
The amount of fragrance you add to your wax depends on the wax itself. The wax used in this video has a 6% retention limit which is around 1oz of fragrance oil to one pound of wax (16 x .06 = .96).
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Where can I get oils from? And wax to make my own wax melts?
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What's the perfect temperature to poor the fragrance oil? And the color dye?
For soy and paraffin waxes, we recommend adding your fragrance oil in at around 180-185F and once your fragrance is stirred in completely, then you can add your dye.
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1 ounce of fragrance per 1 pound of wax
That is the most common ratio of wax to fragrance oil but the amount of fragrance you can add to your wax will depend on the wax itself. There are some waxes that can hold up to 12% fragrance oil (about 2oz to 1 pound of wax), while there are others that can only hold 3% (1/2oz per pound of wax). We recommend to always make sure to check the maximum fragrance load for whatever wax you are using before adding your fragrance oil.