Magic Wax

Versatile Wax thanks to our brand's special formula, suitable for silicone molds as well as containers with a smooth finish

• Usage: silicone molds + containers (glass, pottery, jesmonite).
• Working temperature: about 60°
• Hardening time: about 20 minutes

Suitable project ideas

• Geometric Candles with silicone molds
• Candles in containers with smooth surfaces
• Wax melts for gifts
• Distributions for weddings and occasions
• Aromatic diffusers

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt the Wax to the specified working temperature
2. Add color and fragrance (optional) with gentle stirring
3. Let it cool for two minutes, then pour into the mold or container
4. Let it harden, then trim the wick before lighting

Gel Wax

Transparent gel Wax specially designed for glass containers only, ideal for displaying heat-resistant decorations.

• Usage: transparent glass containers.
• Working temperature: about 80–90°.
• Full solidification: about 2–4 hours.
• Fragrance ratio: 5–7%.
• Suitable for transparent works

Suitable project ideas

• Candles with transparent marine decoration.
• Layered gradients inside the cups.
• Coffee and ice cream candle.
• Snow candle.

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt the Gel gently without boiling.
2. Add 5–7% fragrance with gentle stirring to reduce bubbles.
3. Pour slowly into a slightly warm glass container.
4. Leave it until fully solidified.

Natural Coconut wax

A 100% natural feel and scent, for use in containers like glass, pottery, and jesmonite, beneficial for natural and cosmetic products.

• Use: containers and cosmetic products
• For pouring inside containers
• Working temperature: about 45°
• Curing: about 40 minutes
• Features: creamy texture, natural scent

Suitable project ideas

• Pottery Candles with a creamy surface
• Stainless steel containers
• Wooden molds
• Massage products after testing

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt the wax to ~45° Celsius
2. Add color or fragrance with gentle stirring
3. Balance room cooling to avoid defects

Natural Bees wax (white)

A natural option poured into silicone molds, can be used in containers when mixed, and has a natural honey-like scent.

• Main use: silicone molds
• Secondary use: containers when mixing
• Working temperature: about 65°–70°
• Curing: about 30–40 minutes
• Features: good hardness and durability

Suitable project ideas

• Pillars with silicone molds
• Warm-colored container Candles
• Molds with natural patterns

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt to the specified temperature: 65°–70°
2. Let it settle a bit then complete the pouring process
3. Pour into the mold or container

Soy Wax pellets

100% natural wax in pellet form, beginner-friendly, mainly used for silicone molds, and can be used for containers when mixed.

• Primary use: silicone molds
• Secondary use: containers when mixing
• Working temperature: about 60°
• Hardening: about 20–30 minutes
• Features: beautiful natural scent, medium hardness

Suitable project ideas

• Wax melts and small shapes
• Various silicone molds
• Small jars and tealights

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt up to 60°
2. Add color or fragrance with gentle stirring
3. Pour into the mold or container

White Sand Wax

Granular Wax resembling Sand Wax dedicated to containers, used directly inside the container with the wick, an excellent solution for quick workshops.

• Usage: containers (wood, glass, pottery)
• Ingredients: palm Wax and synthetic paraffin
• Easy to use and requires no prior preparation
• Low cost compared to other Wax types

Suitable project ideas

• Colored layers inside the cup
• Urgent gifts and occasions
• Quick spraying without melting

Working method (quick steps)

1. Fill the container with granules, and fix the wick in the center
2. Smooth the surface, and test burning before gifting or selling

Refined paraffin Wax 60

High-quality synthetic Wax (refined), a stable option for containers Candles, and mixable with other types to modify texture, color, and properties.

• Usage: containers (pottery, glass, wood, stainless steel cans)
• Mixable with all other types of Candles
• Working temperature: about 60°
• Curing time: about 20–30 minutes
• One of the economical options in terms of price per kilo

Suitable project ideas

• Classic Candles
• Mixed with Soy Wax to adjust hardness and texture
• Excellent for easy coloring and dyeing

Working method (quick steps)

1. Melt up to 60° Celsius
2. Add color or fragrance with slow stirring
3. Let it cool a bit after melting then pour into the container

Natural C3 Soy Wax (flakes)

Natural Soy Wax flakes for pouring inside containers (glass, pottery, jesmonite, etc.).

• Usage: containers
• Working temperature: around 50° Celsius

Suitable project ideas

• Batch production for boxes and tea lights after adjusting pouring temperature
• Wax melts in quantities
• Ready-to-sell lines for bazaars and markets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most suitable wax for beginners?

Soy Wax Soy Wax Pellets and Magic Wax are suitable for small and simple projects. Gel Wax is for containers only, and Sand Wax is used directly inside the container.

Is Gel Wax suitable for molds?

No, Gel Wax is designated for container Candles only.

Do I need to melt Sand Wax?

No, it is used directly inside the container with the wick.

What is the recommended fragrance ratio?

5–7% mainly depending on the type of fragrance and secondarily on the Wax type and quality.

Test your optimal ratio in small batches. You can also use our Wax Calculator to find suggested quantities and fragrance ratios.

Where is the delivery?

Ramallah, West Bank, and the occupied interior. Check the product or cart page for delivery time.

Useful Links: Candle making Section • Wax Wicks • Wax Calculator

Safety and Testing

• Test every formula (Wax + wick + container) before production for quantities.
• Use heat-safe molds and containers.
• Do not leave Candles burning unattended, and keep them away from children.

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