Why are there different temperatures?
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I was wondering why you do 3 different temperatures, does it really make that much difference? Would that mean that 58 degrees will burn some skin?
Hi K1959,
Firstly everyone’s response to hot liquids is different so please take this as a guide and ensure that you test with just a small amount first.
As strange as it may seem, there are no standards for WaxPlay candles, so Nightmare in Wax uses the American Burns Association guidelines and does not produce a candle above 60°C, in fact our hottest candles are the ‘Wasabi’ candles with a wax melting point of 58°C
To address the personal differences in how individuals respond to heat, Nightmare in Wax also produces a standard temperature candle with a wax melting point of 52°C and a low temperature candle with a melting point of 48°C.
Though we cant possibly cover the needs of every individual, Nightmare in Wax tries to produce candles for use in WaxPlay for the majority of you.
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