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How To Make Easter Egg Wax Melts
How To Make Easter Egg Wax Melts
How To Make Easter Egg Wax Melts

How To Make Easter Egg Wax Melts

Our Easter Egg Wax Melts are the perfect creation for any wax melt lovers this Spring. Filled with a beautiful fragrance, a touch of colour and in the shape of miniature Easter eggs!

For these melts we have used our Easter Egg Silicone Mould to resemble the little nuggets of heaven we receive at Easter. Using our VioletLight Green and Yellow from our Dye Chips to add a touch of colour to each wax melt.

Combined with our Spring Blossom & Rain Fragrance, a fresh and floral blossom aroma that blends beautifully with the scent of soft spring rainfall. A stunning soft, fresh and clean fragrance.

Make your own Wax Melts with our easy recipe, why not switch the fragrance oil for one you love, match it to a designer perfume or popular home fragrance scent.

How To Make Easter Egg Wax Melts

Equipment

• Stainless Steel Pan
• Weighing Scales
• Metal Jugs
• Thermometer/Stirring Rod
• Easter Egg Mould

Materials

• 100g Kerasoy Pillar Blend Wax
• 10g Spring Blossom & Rain Fragrance
• Bekro Dye Chips

How to make Easter Egg Wax Melts…

  1. Firstly, carefully weigh out all of your ingredients and prepare your working area.
  2. Next, add your wax to your pan and melt on the stove until 80°C.
  3. Once melted, let your wax cool to 70°C, then carefully pour in your fragrance and stir well.
  4. Pour out roughly one third of your mixture into one of your metal jugs (warm the jug first by holding the base under hot water).
  5. Add a tiny amount of dye chip to your mixture and stir until your colour has dispersed.
  6. Then, once your mix is at 60°C slowly pour into each egg cavity.
  7. Repeat, with your remaining mixture to create a range of colours.
  8. Then leave your eggs to set.
  9. Finally, once set, carefully remove from the mould and you can enjoy your Easter Egg Wax Melts.

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