Margarita Gel Wax Candle Recipe

Prepare your lime embeds.  Weigh out 10 grams of white beeswax. Using a double boiler, melt the wax.  Then, use a toothpick to add a very small amount of the melon Nature Friendly Liquid Candle Dye.  Stir.  Pour the wax into the lemon lime slices mold and allow them to set up.  Once set up, remove them from the mold.  Set them aside, for now.

Prepare the ice.  Weigh out and melt 6 ounces of the gel wax.  Once melted, add 0.18 ounces of the Shaker of Salt Fragrance Oil.  Stir.  Pour the wax into one of the cavities of the loaf mold.  Allow it to set up.  Remove it from the mold and cut it into cubes.  Set these aside for now.

Prepare your margarita glass.  Adhere a wick to the center of the glass.  Using a paint brushpaint glue around the rim of the glass.  Then, pour a couple of ounces of the palm wax onto your paper plate.  Turn the glass upside down and place it in the palm wax.  This will adhere the wax to the rim giving it the look of salt.  Allow the glue to dry completely before moving on.

Prepare the green gel wax.  Weigh out and melt 8 ounces of gel wax.  Once melted, use a toothpick to add a very small amount of the melon liquid candle dye.  Stir.  Add 0.25 ounces of the Shaker of Salt Fragrance Oil.  Stir.  Pour the wax into the margarita glass.  Center your wick.   

While the gel wax is still warm to the touch but mostly set up, add the ice cubes and limes.  Allow your candle to finish setting up completely.