🔒 Botokon Silver Sealing Wax Beads Kit - 170 Piece Octagon Wax Seal Kit with Melting Spoon and 2 Candles for Wax Seal Stamps (Silver) Review

We had wedding invitations on high gloss paper and the wax our designer used was falling off (what a waste of money!) so we decided to buy our own. Botocon Sealing Wax was amazing, easy to use and very durable. We were able to seal all of our invitations with no problems and very easily. Thanks for a great product!

The wax was great. good quality and it was delayed in the post. The set includes two main candles and a deep metal spoon for melting. an ideal size deep metal spoon, 3 pieces is best for me. The problem is the heating. You must have a good plan to hold the spoon over the flame. I recommend buying something designed for this. makes it a lot easier. Color by the way mixed with silver and purple. The ratio was about 2.5 purple to 0.5 silver or so. I would buy again.

I really enjoyed using this for my wedding invitations! The gold color is beautiful. The kit was very useful and included everything you need except the stamp itself. Very easy to make. The seller is very fast and takes care of every buyer. Be sure to use 2 Granules for each Wax Seal you craft! One is probably not enough. In the attached picture I used two. Also, a fun fact I learned the hard way: use wax seals on inner envelopes for security. May pop out of outer envelopes. Also pay an…

Thank you for the wonderful sealing wax! It melts easily and dries quickly. My daughter and I had fun sealing our thank you cards to her friends with the beautiful gold and blue wax we bought from this seller! It arrived as described, with two small candles, a spoon and a packet of wax beads. The packaging was adorable too, with a little cartoon dog saying "A gift for you, thanks." A cute touch and the bag is resealable to keep things organized when packing. If you want to clean the spoon…

I was a bit skeptical as to how they would work but they are amazing! They created a thick puddle of wax for me to set my copper stamp in and it looked perfect every time. I did NOT use the candle that came with the kit because it took a long time for the wax to melt. I sent 50 invitations. Instead I used a heat gun on both the top and bottom of the spoon and it melted it in about 30 seconds. I found that after I poured the wax onto the envelope, it was much quicker to pop three more beads into

I ordered a purple wax which is definitely a more intense color than the muted color shown in the photo. I would have preferred a metallic muted purple, but the more royal purple looks very pretty. The wax is more like a wax mix, it smells a lot like a hot glue gun and if you don't melt the balls properly before pouring you end up with those classic hot glue gun strings that we all know and love. The seals are also very flexible and resemble plastic when finished. If you want a more traditional