NEW Finnabair art alchemy waxes 

Hello. Welcome back. I am glad I could help you. I also have a video on Scrapbook.com's RU-vid channel about Art Alchemy wax too. Thanks so much!

Great! I'll be sure to check it out.

Yes they are amazing!!

Yes they are. So many possibilities.

I just watched you open your 2nd pink one, towards the bottom of your page, and it looks like it might have mold in it... if it has a weird dark color that looks blackish, thats mold.

It is hard to tell on camera but it is almost an oily dark pink pigment.

@@Tiffany.Solorio Ahh ok... good, glad its not moldy. A lot of mine got moldy but wiping it off and then spraying it with a spritz of alcohol before i closed it back up, fixed it :)

@@PinkPoodleCrafts You had me open it back up... when I read the last comment... I am so horrified of mold. LOL. I will try that as a preventative maybe lol. Thank you!

@@Tiffany.Solorio ​ dang... sorry... didnt mean to make you horrified... but the thing about a little mold... it wont hurt ya... and most of the time it will wipe right off and the product is unaffected. If its mold in your walls or something like that, thats one thing but if its something small, its not a big deal :) It happens to the best of us (and our craft stuff)

You are so welcome!

I think the first one would be this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z7AcNuROTKc.html

Mold is my worst nightmare. I really don't think it is mold. If it was I didn't get sick LOL!! hahaha!

Awesome I sent a note to scrapbook.com but they haven’t responded yet .... thanks for your reply !

It's not mold!! It's the pigment. Sometimes it dosent settle all the way in the product after it is made and shipped. I just get the end of a paintbrush and quick lil stir.

Perfect ... thank you Stephanie !!

Hello. Thank you for watching. It is up to you what you want to use and the end result you want to go for. I can't say that any are better then the other ones since they are used for different looks. I know this isn't much help lol. But thank you

Tiffany Solorio yeah I tried finding a video on RU-vid to see if someone could really show me or tell me the difference because I ended up ordering both kinds and they all are metallic lol! so that’s why I’m assuming the only different is that you got wax(that isn’t opal) and then you got actual “Opal” paint. 🤷🏽‍♀️ If anyone else has the same confusion as me, always remember that opal means color shifting on light/dark backgrounds. It’s like magic! 🥰😝

Here is the link. bit.ly/2DjoGgI

I personally have not used inka gold. I was hoping someone would answer. I will ask around and see if anyone knows the difference. Thanks so much!

Well, the Inka Gold doesn’t change color dramatically like these do. Some of these are startlingly different between black and white (not just opal magic either) and they look different in pan versus on the project. Don’t know why. Inka Gold is much truer to color. One thing about Inca Gold is that some people experience them drying out over time and some got mold. But people LOVE them so there are tons of videos with different ways to clean them and rehydrate if it happens. Inka Gold is FAR more product for the same price or even less. THAT is huge for me. Even if it takes me forever to go through one, I don’t care! I still think these are dinky compared to other brands. Honestly, it’s one of those things where you use them and have a preference as you find yourself reaching for the ones you prefer to work with. What I did was buy one or two colors in every popular wax brand the market and i just use them. If I love one, I buy more colors. And I try to by a variety of colors instead of similar from each brand. Ultimately, there is no “better.” There are pros and cons with each, they are all super pretty and everyone is different as to what they enjoy most, especially since we all may use them I need different ways. Many other waxes are for paper/scrapbooking, and Orina is much more about use on all sorts of paper clay, modeling clay which is why they make so many Moulds that go with these. These were released with a bunch of molds and metal items, new molding clay, liquid acrylics. People use these on wood, moulds they make with paper clay, journal covers, metal frames, canvas. Other waxes are made to go with various papers and tags, for scrapbooking. That’s why they are all a bit different. You have to grab one and start playing to see what your go-to will be. I love these waxes, but they are very small for the price and that matters to me. I find a firmer was easier for paper substrates. I like these best on black, period. The colors really look washed out on white, and it’s disappointing since they are slamming with color in the pan. Definitely use white gesso first but still, the color can look really bla compared to what I see in pan. I don’t like that. That mint color, for example, looks much less spectacular in paper and straight up like olive gold not mint green on black! I want MINT. The lagoon blue looks blue in pan but aqua on paper. So odd to me. That’s my biggest complaint with these. Others are much truer to color or just spot on. A lot of people say mmm they smell so good. They do, but they get sickening to me. I’m sensitive to smells, and I’d caution people who get headaches. VERY perfumey smelling. Too much. Other brands pretty much have no smell or very little. I could go in all day. Bottom line, I’m on a very tight budget and I generally like to be economical and enjoy trying different products so I’d just say get one or two of each and create!

Hey Karen. So sorry for the delay! There is a few original waxes. Here is the video. I hope this helps. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rbXGwwMFmGw.html

Yes. I have a older video with other colors. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rbXGwwMFmGw.html

They are out of stock

@@anilafatima6413 I know. They sold so fast! I don't think all stores have gotten them in yet either. I checked a couple hours ago and A cherry on top has them in stock.