Salted Caramel Wax Melts Recipe

By Nature's Garden Aug 15, 2025

Yield: 1 Snap Bar

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Recipe Ingredients

Equipment From Home

Shopping List

Salted Caramel Frappe Fragrance Oil

Golden Honey Candle Dye Blocks

Break Bar Mold

1 pc

Soap and Candle Thermometer

1 pc

Candle Pouring Pot for Candle Making

1 pc

Disposable Pipettes

10 pc

8 oz. Clear Plastic PET Cosmetic Jar

10 pc

White Dome Lid Smooth 70/400

10 pc

Pillar of Bliss Wax

10 lb

Directions

Step 1

1. Other Ingredients & Equipment You'll Need:

Step 2

2. Mixing Spoon

Step 3

3. Scale

Step 4

4. Pot (for double boiler)

Step 5

5. Knife

Step 6

6. Scale

Step 7

7. Step 1: First, we will prepare the white wax. Use a double boiler to melt 2 grams of the Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax. Stir.

Step 8

8. Step 2: Allow the temperature to drop to about 150F. At this time, use a pipette to drizzle the wax into the break bar mold in a zig-zag pattern. Allow the wax to set up.

Step 9

9. Step 3: Next, we will create the caramel colored wax. Weigh out and melt 149 grams of the Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax. Add a small amount of the golden honey color block. You will be using less than a gram of the block to achieve a golden caramel color. Once temperature drops to 170-175F add 14 grams of Salted Caramel Frappe Fragrance Oil. Stir well to incorporate the fragrance.

Step 10

10. Step 4: Next, allow the temperature to drop to about 150F. Slowly pour the golden wax into the mold over the white drizzle until you have filled the mold. Do not overfill. Allow the wax to set up.

Step 11

11. Step 5: Once the wax has set up, remove it from the mold. Break it into pieces, in the same manner, you would break peanut brittle. Place it in a jar.

Step 12

12. Your wax melts are ready to use! Simply place a piece or two in your wax burner and enjoy the beautiful fragrance!

To Use

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Tags: Candles

Recipe Ingredients

Equipment From Home

Directions

1. Other Ingredients & Equipment You'll Need:

2. Mixing Spoon

3. Scale

4. Pot (for double boiler)

5. Knife

6. Scale

7. Step 1: First, we will prepare the white wax. Use a double boiler to melt 2 grams of the Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax. Stir.

8. Step 2: Allow the temperature to drop to about 150F. At this time, use a pipette to drizzle the wax into the break bar mold in a zig-zag pattern. Allow the wax to set up.

9. Step 3: Next, we will create the caramel colored wax. Weigh out and melt 149 grams of the Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax. Add a small amount of the golden honey color block. You will be using less than a gram of the block to achieve a golden caramel color. Once temperature drops to 170-175F add 14 grams of Salted Caramel Frappe Fragrance Oil. Stir well to incorporate the fragrance.

10. Step 4: Next, allow the temperature to drop to about 150F. Slowly pour the golden wax into the mold over the white drizzle until you have filled the mold. Do not overfill. Allow the wax to set up.

11. Step 5: Once the wax has set up, remove it from the mold. Break it into pieces, in the same manner, you would break peanut brittle. Place it in a jar.

12. Your wax melts are ready to use! Simply place a piece or two in your wax burner and enjoy the beautiful fragrance!

To Use

Natures Garden is not responsible for the performance of any of the recipes provided on our website. Testing is your responsibility. If you plan to resell any recipes we provide, it is your responsibility to adhere to all FDA regulations if applicable. If there are ingredients listed in a recipe that Natures Garden does not sell, we cannot offer any advice on where to purchase those ingredients. We also do not offer any advice on formulating or altering recipes.