DIY Dessert Wax Melts | Dessert Candles | How to Make Candle Cakes 

Hey were you able to start your business? How’s it going?

Same here!

Super late. Sorry, I didn't see this comment lol. Thank you soooo much ❤️

Heyyyyy Julie!!! Thank you so much and tell the kids thank you too 😀😍

Heyyy James and that is so awesome. Ok what kind of questions do you have lol? I do have a class if you are interested in learning how to pipe frosting and make melts and candles :)

@@BubbleBabezUniversity Well honestly my biggest question is getting the scent to throw longer in the room when burning both candle or wax melts? I use candle sciences wax melt blend wax and I currently off the top of my head can't remember the number of the candle wax we use but it also came from candle science and was the most expensive with the best reviews on the site. As for fragrance I've used candle sciences and filmore I think the site is called and also tried a few off amazon. Also after I pour my wax into a jar or tin depending on what we are using for the candle the top always has a pot hole like effect, how to stop that from happening?

@James Leary I replied and lost the message. Sinkholes hit with the heat gun to make smooth tops. Throw ther aRe a few things to consider are you following the recommendations from the wax your using (heating up Wax to temp, when are you adding fragrance) also the wick (you want to test a few of those), some fragrance oils are not strong in Candles. It's all trial, error and note taking so you don't make the same mistakes and also so that you can repeat what works. 😊

@James Leary also the percentage your using too

@@BubbleBabezUniversity I followed the heating directions yes melt to 180/185 then I let it cool down and add fragrance around 145/150. As for my wax melts I haven't had any issue's as for sink holes just scent isn't strong like I'd like it to be. And percentages vary depending on amount of wax we are making. But from what I've read starting point is 10% then adjusting it to the amount of wax.

Thank you 🙂

You're the best sister queen friend. Thank you so much and you do the same 😀

@@BubbleBabezUniversity Thank you 🤗💕❤️🥰🌹💐

I am using Ateco piping bags

Thank you so very much. I am glad that you enjoyed the video. I am not sure how to accomplish that texture. Maybe with a gel wax.

🙂thank you ❤❤❤

@@BubbleBabezUniversity hello,where do I buy those molds from?

@@candacebruno7980 Amazon 😊

Yes just let it harden fully. Pop on the table they pop right out!

Fragrance oil

Color blocks

You would cut off chunks (cut into quarters) thank you so much. 🙂

I was wondering the same thing....

Thank you 🙂 lol ❤

I use a whisk attachment to make the whipped cream effect or allow it to slowly thicken on its on. I have a few videos showing you how to fill up your piping bags and that will help you to get a visual on how to do it :) Please let me know if that helped.

Thank you 🥰

I do have a full detailed class on www.bubblebabezuniversity.com but if you are not ready to take the class, If you go back a little further on the wax videos.or playlist I give more detail 💛

Hobby Lobby

I think a wilton 1m

Only as long as your piping. If you have access you put it back into the bowl. But if you want more detailed on how to Frost wax, I have a class on www.bubblebabezuniversity.com 🙂

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@@BubbleBabezUniversity thanks but can't do the class as UK has rules against making food like candles so this is only for my info. Although I was so looking forward to making these candles.

@@ivonepereira4806 this is good to know….and disappointing! I wasn’t aware of that. I really wanted to start making these

a combo of soy and parasoy

It's a melt, so no wick. But if you wanted to add a wick you could you would have to put a hole through the center with a skewer 🙂

Made for a wax melt like the tea candle kind or electric kind.

On the melt? i use a skewer and push thru from the top to bottom

Wilton 1M

lol :)