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Posted on May 22, 2023

'Sand' candles have been around for many years and have to be one of the easiest forms of candle making.
These candles are not made from actual sand but from palm wax, due to the wax granules looking very much like sand.
Sand candles are a great craft activity to do with kids as you do not need to melt the wax and expose children to the dangers of heat and hot wax.
They are also perfect for event and wedding planners due to their cost efficiency, ease of set up and reusability.
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Step 3: After lighting and burning your candle, simply extinguish the flame, allow the candle to cool and the melt pool to harden, then scoop out the hardened wax and dispose of it in the bin. The leftover granules can be poured back into the bag ready to reuse for the next event.
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If you’d like to get creative, try different sand molds, jars, or containers to change the candle shape. Layering colours, adding shells or beads, or experimenting with fragrance can make your sand candles unique.
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