Candlestock Wine Bottle Drip Candles - 10 Pack of Assorted Dripping Candles

These candles are made more for the drip effects than to be a candle. They are slanted on the top, which is a plus because it allows you to control the direction of the flow more. The wicks are off center, I believe for the same reason. I tried some of these out in bottles that already had a lot of wax from a different brand of color drip candles. The candles I've been using are white on the outside and have a few colored areas on the inside. However, they are all the same and my bottles were looking cool, but I thought they needed more vibrant colors. These have been working really well! They burn faster than the other candles I've used, one candle takes maybe half an hour to burn through completely, where others take 4-6 hours. It's a plus for me because I wanted to add a lot of colorful wax quickly. The fact that they're made the way that they are means they produce a lot more wax, as well. Other reviews say that the wax doesn't stick well to glass. I haven't tried them in a virgin bottle, so I can't say anything about that. But I can say that the wax sticks to other wax well. One of the only downsides is that all the wax does tend to flow to the same spot, but it doesn't bother me too much because I can just burn another one that's angled differently. Some tips if you're just starting out: Try the other brand of color drip candles to start your bottle. The same store that sells these also sells the white ones that come two in a box. They're not as colorful but they make a good base. Also, I highly recommend putting your bottle on something you don't mind getting drips of wax on. I like to put some aluminum foil down under the bottles to catch stray drips. The wax does not get very hot, but you still want to be careful if it's melted. I would suggest using aluminum foil or perhaps a glass surface for easier clean up. It will stick to wood pretty well, so be careful if it's sitting on a table or other wooden surface. You can burn the candles on foil and then move them when not lit for display purposes.

I was able to recreate my old hippie days with these candles.

They burn rapidly also can we get other colors

These created more of a flow rather than a thick drip. I enjoyed that aspect. It's created to burn to one side, but you can play with it if you want to manipulate the drip. Some of the colors were a bit garish for me, so I used the brightest colors first and used more subtle colors later. They do burn up quickly... about 30 min. I combine with slow dripping candles. I'm still looking around for some that have a thick drip, burn a bit more slowly and have more subdued colors.

Dripped them over Fiasco Chianti bottles. Put the cork back in with epoxy. Screwed a rubber stool bumper into the cork and inserted a battery operated candle. For use in public spaces, no flame allowed. Used with red & white checked cloths, perfect.

Product works quickly and the colors pop.

The wicks on these candles are too thin and were installed along side one side of the candle meaning it’s going to burn one sides or crooked. They’re too thin, they burned out twice within 10 minutes! Flame is too small because it was burning only 1 side of the candle My cheap white candle in the back has a much thicker wick and brighter and larger flame. Won’t buy again and want my money back, not worth the money!

Love the assortment of colors

Se derriten perfecto y queda divino!