Aokbean 70G Wax Seal Retro Sealing Wax Beads Set Star Shape Sealing Wax Beads With Tea Light Engraved Wax Scale And Melting Spoon (Gold) Review

I have been using wax seals for many years and this is by far one of the best products I have used to date. The most common wax fillings are long sticks with a wick. While these products are fine, they are difficult to control and your wax will always be charred from direct contact with a burning wick. These wax stars are perfect because they are melted in a spoon over a tea light candle and you can control what colors you use. . *It takes 45-60 seconds to completely melt two stars.

This is my first time trying sealing wax and I love it! I will say that as other users have pointed out, I don't think it's real wax, but some sort of synthetic mixture. Real wax stamps are meant to "pop" when you open them to read your correspondence. They are very rubbery in texture and don't break at all. That means they hold up better after rough handling of the post, but that kind of loses the feel I was aiming for. while trying to open sealed envelopes with it, he simply tore the…

I used them to make wax seals for my wedding invitations, they are really good! Usually 2 per print worked, but if I wanted to make it really pretty I would use 3 (for the select family members who are very creative and need the best of the best when it comes to dexterity). So I ordered this one bag and after 50+ invites I have a few more. For best results I suggest making sure the wax is VERY melted before pouring or attempting to seal. Also, I had a paper towel dipped in olive oil where I put