How to Make Whipped Wax for Candles 🕯 

Yes! It takes a bit more work, but is definitely possible without a blender :)

Hi! I used 10% fragrance for this, but 8-9% would also work well. This is CB2 wax, which is a coconut-soy blend that has really great scent throw! We have this wax & all the supplies on our website :)

Hi Meena, sorry to hear that! The wax can harden quickly after it is whipped, but you should be able to remelt it and try again. This post has more detailed instructions that might be helpful: madewithnorthwood.com/how-to-make-whipped-candle-wax/ I hope this helps!

Hi there! Here's a link to the full tutorial, which explains everything in detail :) madewithnorthwood.com/coffee-inspired-whipped-wax-candles/

I have not tried this with just paraffin, so I can't say for sure if it would work. The coconut wax blend is a softer wax than paraffin which helped get the results in the video.

Hi Mercy, the stearic acid helps make the wax stiffer. You don't need to use it but I found that it helps.

You can definitely use beeswax to make the candles. I'm not sure how beeswax would work for making the whipped topping because beeswax is a hard wax, and the whipped topping works best with softer wax.

Hi! This is CB2 wax, which is a soy blend.

Hi there! the stearic acid is optional. It's just helpful for making the wax more stiff.

Hi Meena, the stearic acid helps stiffen the wax. It's optional, but I found that it helps.

Sa température de fusion est très grande donc il aide la bougie d être plus solide et ne détruit pas rapidement ( it doesn’t melt so quickly)