Simple Tips for Easy Candle Mold Release
Mold release is a substance used in candle making to prevent wax from sticking to the mold. It acts as a barrier or lubricant, making it easier to remove the candle after it cools and solidifies.

Here are the main types of mold release agents you can use:

1. Release Sprays

• These are aerosol sprays specially made for candle making.
• They create a thin, even layer on the mold’s surface, helping the candle slide out easily.
• For the best results, try our release spray! (Tap here)

2. Release Agents or Oils

• You can apply oils like vegetable oil, coconut oil, or mineral oil inside the Candle Mold.
• These oils form a barrier between the wax and the mold, making the removal process easier.

3. Paraffin Wax Coating

• Some candle makers brush a thin layer of melted paraffin wax inside the mold.
• This wax layer acts as a shield, helping the candle separate smoothly.

Important Tips for Using Candle Mould Release

• Avoid using too much: It can affect the candle’s surface appearance.
• Avoid using too little: It may not prevent the wax from sticking.
• Test first: Try the release agent on a small part of the mold to ensure it works well with your wax.

Do You Need Mold Release for All Candle Molds?

• If you’re using our high-quality Lyba polycarbonate candle mold, you might not need a release agent. These molds have a smooth, non-stick surface, making candle removal easy.

Using the right mold release technique will protect your candles and make the process hassle-free!