2-Pack Taper Candle Molds for Candle Making, Clear Plastic Pillar Candlestick Candle Mold,Classic Tall Taper Mold for Church Christmas Candlelight Dinner Valentine's Day (12.87inch)

I've come along with my candle making, but I started with these as a total beginner and they worked out wonderfully. They recommend a 1:1 soy to beeswax ratio but I've learned that soy is too soft of a wax for a taper, even when blended with beeswax. It melts VERY quickly and while I like a drip, this combo drips A LOT! I use bleached beeswax and then just color the wax. The burn time is great with the perfect, minimal amount of dripping. I'd recommend cooling these at room temp, then in the freezer for 15 mins. ,then pull them. If they don't come right now, run under hot water for about a minute. Great product that's easy to use and predictable for repetition.

First time making tapers and I was a bit intimidated.. this mold makes me feel like a pro! Easy release so no mold release is needed. Consistent candles every time. Loved the first pair so much, I bought more to crank out more at a time. My only advice is to buy metal clamps for the top to hold the wick taut and get a nice solid burn throughout

Easy to use. Tip - put the candle in the fridge for a bit before trying to remove it. It helps with releasing the candle.

Great value for the cost. I was able to make candles quick and easy. The sticky stuff you put at the end to make sure it doesnt leak is a great idea. You do have to smack them against somthing to loosen it up. Somthing soft so it doesnt Crack the plastic. Then, the candle comes right out. Highly reccomend!

I make my our beeswax candles and use these. I have two sets now so 4 of these molds to make these tapers. I like the length and the way the mold is put together. They are easy to use and clean. Thank you for the great product.

Such a great way to get started making candles, if you don’t have the space for dip candles! Tips: when you run the wick through both ends, I plug the bottom with cold wax and hold the top straight with a bobby pin. Pour hot beeswax slowly, but evenly. Let solidify/cool on the countertop for at least 40 min. Then put in the freezer for 20. Once you gently twist off the top and bottom gently tap the tube on the counter and they slide right out. Don’t put in the freezer right away or the candle will have flaws, but don’t skip altogether or you won’t get it out. Huge fan.

Same problem as a separate reviewer— the interior mold is not smooth. I could tell as soon as I poured the wax (see pic). In fact, mine left both scratches in a tiger stripe patterned finish AND a very visible seam. Literally the one purpose of me not dipping and choosing to mold my tapered candles is so they can be perfectly smooth 😆 Otherwise, for two candles I’d just spend an extra 10 minutes dipping. Kind of annoying! That said, it’s a fair design otherwise and they popped out easily. Was also nice that it came with putty. Would be a fine option if you were going for pure utility and not aesthetic or design. But that should be specified in the description or corrected by the manufacturer

So this makes nice candles and all and I’m not sure if it’s user error or not but it feels IMPOSSIBLE to get the candle out without almost breaking the plastic banging it off of something for a while. Not my favorite and honestly considering returning but I know people have their preferences. I’d prefer a silicone mold to be able to just pop them out easier and no need to repeatedly beat them off of something risking damaging the product and my candles

Fantastic candles from it x