Making Shoe Polish - its easy!

In this video we show two different recipes to make both black and brown shoe polish at home.
The process is simple, quick and very easy
Brown Shoe Polish
100g Rapeseed Oil
40g Beeswax amzn.to/2VAR9KY
10g Brown Oxide amzn.to/30fTf1v
Black Shoe Polish
100g Rapeseed Oil
20g Beeswax amzn.to/2VAR9KY
20g Caranauba Wax amzn.to/2JkcHoq
Powdered charcoal
Double boiler pan amzn.to/2HnGadK
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[@shakranexus6p211]

God I love this guy. Encouraging and facilitating reuse, less waste, less overspending, DIY, and a handy touch. Love everything you're doing sir ❤️🙏

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you ☺️

[@christineboyce988]

Hugh, I made medium blue shoe polish today when my bees wax pellets came. I made the bees wax & oil with blue wax crayon. Difficulty finding blue polish. Had only olive oil at home but with only 50 gms used it wasn’t a huge expense. My shoes never looked better with a soft glow. The shoes look new, Thank you so much. Took me 15 min. Chris Boyce from WI in US

[@EnglishCountryLife]

That's fantastic Chris! Well done you! Hugh

[@nikhilthapa6840]

Can I use this technique and sell it? Or else make an industry with this technique

[@HasanHindustani]

​@@EnglishCountryLife Can we use mustard oil

[@evelynmitchell2888]

I love learning about how to make stuff we take for granted. Products we think are complicated to make or made from ingredients out of our reach. Like learning lost skills; making useful products at home gives us a little more confidence. Thank you for the lessons.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So glad that you enjoyed it!

[@poushalybd]

Absolutely educative in every words. Not a single word to be missed. Amazing!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you so much! Hugh

[@Goondy916]

Keep the videos coming! These are awesome!!!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Robert, that really means a lot! Hugh

[@pclarin]

Thank you for going to the trouble of making these videos. Wonderful knowledge to gain.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Paul, that means a lot!

[@theborderer1302]

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you. More please.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you, I'll do that! Hugh

[@sethburkhart1021]

I like the way he talks, and I don’t mean just his accent. He has a very engaging way of presenting. Well done!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Seth!

[@miriamhaines1793]

Thanks so much for this. Just made a yellow polish and its worked really well!!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I'm delighted Miriam, thanks for letting me know! Hugh

[@Wasabitheband1]

Mate, that’s awesome! Thanks for such great info. I loved the story about your Grandad too 👍

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@jtorres514]

Thank you for sharing your videos. I really enjoyed them. You definitely earned a subscriber

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@gholiadogholi9642]

Very much needed to see this. Thank you.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You're welcome 😀

[@mrsmscuriositycabinet6925]

I've just discovered your channel and am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Shoe polish seems so mundane but as small supermarkets don't carry it and places like Woolworths & now Wilkos have disappeared from the hight street, I struggled to find it locally recently. Knowing I can rustle it up from from ingredients I already have is great. Also, I just love hearing/learning about how much more capable we are than we are led to believe. It's nice to hear such everyday making explored in a matter of fact way that neither gate keeps old know-how or patronises the listener.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you so much - that's lovely to hear!

[@bigoldgrizzly]

Crazy, but in today's society so many folks have never polished shoes. It seems that , once they get scuffed and have minor wear, they just get discarded or end up at car boot sales ... where all my footwear has come from ;

[@mrsmscuriositycabinet6925]

@@bigoldgrizzly I know. The prevailing profligate/wasteful culture is so dispiriting. Not to mention the fact that so few shoes are designed and constructed to be able to be mended today.

[@bigoldgrizzly]

@@mrsmscuriositycabinet6925 It absolutely drives me mad seeing this societal decline. I was brought up to make do and mend and to waste nothing. My kids and grandkids are very practical and have been brought up the same way. Just bought my 6 year old grand daughter what she really, really wanted for Christmas - a good quality sewing machine - and she knows how to use it too !! Start them young ;

[@martinhansen2430]

Amazing video - just found your channel. I have so much to learn from you. Thank you for making these videos. Kind regards from Norway 🙋‍♂

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You're very welcome

[@LogicPTK]

Great video and excellent explanations! Appreciate the effort and knowledge 👍

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you, that means a lot! Hugh

[@kuanishyusupov4016]

Amazing this what I was looking for. Clear explanation

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So glad that it was useful 🙂

[@r.mercado9737]

That is neat! I like the presentation!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@doomlordgaming5882]

i have made hair wax using beeswax before and had a feeling this will work on shoes too! your video did help...thanks man :)

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Any time!

[@ffotograffydd]

This is really useful, thank you!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you liked it 😉

[@gabrielbarac9440]

You’re awesome, thanks for sharing.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are very welcome

[@bobcatt2294]

Thank you for your work.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

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Never seen your post's before this evening, but they (you) are fantastic. thank you very much for sharing. 👍👍👌👌

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Very kind of you Stewart - thank you!

[@rancosteel]

Great video. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you liked it!

[@lonniechildress6661]

Fantastic information. And presented wonderfully in a way that is very easy to follow. I would love to hear what you know about making varnishes. You really got my attention with that idea.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you so much Lonnie

[@lisabarber1843]

I've been calling you Dave. Sorry Hugh, I didn't know your name but hopefully, you had a little chuckle! I love your stories aswell about your father. Absolutely lovely stories that enrich your videos. Love that.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks so much - you can call me anything so long as you don't call me late for dinner!

[@gogodo562]

Thanks for your useful videos, really great! Regards from Egypt!👏

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I'm so glad

[@pituniloveu]

Thank you for sharing this 😁💕

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Im glad that you enjoyed it. Hugh

[@aliciawilliams3762]

Oh my goodness. You are amazing! Peace and blessings to you. 😊

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@johnduffy1925]

My favourite KZbin Chanel. So far Hugh I’ve made a beautiful cherry brandy for Christmas and a blueberry whiskey which was delicious. Now I’m going to make my own shoe polish thanks. Absolutely love your channel.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank John - that means a great deal 👍

[@johnduffy1925]

@@EnglishCountryLife would love to see you guys make some nice teas. We seem to spend a small fortune on fruit tea bags and peppermint which the wife loves. I remember having nettle tea as a child.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

@@johnduffy1925 That's a great idea 💡

[@RR-mt2wp]

Greatly enjoyed, many thanks.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I'm glad 👍

[@j.brianmoses18]

Great info great delivery

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@chrissheffield5468]

Thanks for the great video!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You're very welcome Chris 🙂

[@bergtube]

Thank you! Great man!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You're welcome!

[@gmcampbell001]

Great video thank you!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So glad that you liked it 🙂

[@nambogoalikisa2389]

Excellent en thanks for being generous. Bravo.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you so much!

[@VirendraKumar-gm9lu]

Thanks for such a useful informative video. These days it is difficult to find original leather shoes and more so different attractive colour ones hence the lack of colour shoe polishes. I am old school and love to live my old days. The video will help me make my own shades of polish. Thanks once again. I am from India.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Do glad that it helped

[@richarddeszo1699]

Love this content, thanks for sharing. I would like to learn about soap.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

A series on simple home soap making is certainly planned, as soon as I have time!

[@richarddeszo1699]

@@EnglishCountryLife Right on, looking forward to it!

[@TriangleSoftDhaka]

Beautiful. Everything.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@sonjahickmon5203]

You're welcome sir! I look forward to that video!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

We do have a list to make so it may be a while, but we will get to it! Hugh

[@AndyMagoulick]

I loved the information and the video.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Andy

[@pattypan2]

Well you live and learn. Very interested in soap, shampoo, and other products that we could produce ourselves. I have a pine dining table that needs stripping. Black marks in the wood and also ring marks. I would love to restore it myself but have not got a clue where to start. I am a great fan of having a go at doing it myself but when you have no idea what to do first. Keep up the good work and thank you for your interest, time and passion in sharing these things with us. Its brilliant

[@EnglishCountryLife]

There's a video on making beeswax polish in the series. If you strip the pine table back, that will give a great finish

[@oloruntobiemmanuel8761]

Your video is insightful. Would make effort try this on my own. in addition, would be glad to have a link to other fantastic video of yours. you doing a great job.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

That's very kind. Do try these similar videos! kzbin.info/aero/PLDluIIoNPsldtR1gFRnKQqKI0jTJP3wYh

[@rhondabarlow860]

Good video. I'm going to try your formula. Thank you.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FeatherHorseforge]

New sub here I’m a blacksmith I could use this as a metal finish I use bees wax BLO and turps now but it’s more solid than waxy. My wife makes soap that’s an awesome process to watch as is soft cheese making that she also does🙂

[@EnglishCountryLife]

That's really interesting Jason - how do you apply the metal finish?

[@FeatherHorseforge]

Basically I just put the item in the tin and let the residual heat melt the “wax” it cooks on like cast iron. Straight oil is also good🙂

[@georgecarlin2879]

Thanks Hugh, this series on leather/footwear care products is interesting! I'd like to see bath soap next if you haven't already made that video. Cheers! :)

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks George, that's really kind. I have done a basic soap video, here's a link. Hugh kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaOZmZSFmrGMapo

[@georgecarlin2879]

@@EnglishCountryLife Thanks, Hugh! Watching it now.

[@alanmuddypaws3865]

Great info as always! Definitely something I will have a go at making. As someone who loves working with wood, I would be very interested to see your take on varnishes and other wood care products.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Then I shall add some to the list. Gle first or varnish Alan?

[@alanmuddypaws3865]

@@EnglishCountryLife Varnish please! Obviously when you get a spare moment in your busy smallholder life.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Shall be done - I think you will enjoy that one, there are some unusual natural ingredients so its an excellent green woodwork project

[@onanysundrymule3144]

This is wonderful good Sir. I love the idea of using cocoa powder as a colour stain for the brown shoe polish, but I worry that it may turn me into a bit of a bootlicker! Lima Oscar Lima, and kind regards.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

ROFL 😁

[@carnacblue1112]

Thanks for this Hugh, working my way through your videos having recently discovered your channel. Very interested in further tutorials on other products that we could produce ourselves, shampoos, cleaning products . Also interested on how you render your beeswax as my attempts have been time consuming and a rather messy affair. Thanks again , Jayne

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Righto Jane - I'll add beeswax rendering to the list 🙂

[@longnlean2]

THANK YOU SO MUCH❤!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you liked it 😊

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Thank you so much for this video,I will subscribe immediate after watching this video.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I'm so glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel 🙂

[@elayned6147]

This is a fascinating and most educational channel ❤❤❤❗️👍

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Elayne 🙂

[@jeffjones9792]

Great tutorial. For quick polishing of shoes, the inside of the banana peel rubbed over, followed by a soft cloth to buff the leather works okay. (Active ingredient being potasium)

[@EnglishCountryLife]

That's really interesting 🙂

[@michaeldaruwalla8717]

Most enjoyable channel. Perhaps a sequel to " The Old Country "

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I consider that a great compliment Michael, I thoroughly enjoyed Jack's programmes. Did you know that Dave Knowles has a channel - @DaveKnowlesFilmmaker ? Dave produced Old Country. He's a smashing bloke & very knowledgeable.

[@Nepharian]

Fantastic!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@alexeypalamarenko8393]

Amazing channel!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you so much Alexis, that means a lot! Hugh

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Splendid!!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@antoniokfranco]

Great chanel. Excellent information!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks so much! Hugh

[@newangelpark4551]

Very easy to understand and interestingly presented. Thank you for making this video. First time viewer.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks very much! Hugh

[@bigcountryw.v8323]

Excellent video and information Some in my family are looking into Beekeeping so I use for beeswax would be phenomenal it’s hard to beat a well polished spit shined pair of black shoes well in the US Navy we would often shine the toe of our boots to a mirror shine using Warm water we would also like the polish on fire in order to melt it down and then use that for a high gloss shine I’ve only recently discovered your channel and I have every intention of going through the previous videos you mentioned on this video excellent content

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you - that's really kind of you. We are nothing fancy - just straightforward self reliance!

[@shootride2132]

Thanks for the video! I go through quite a lot of shoepolish and I will definately give it a try. There is an easier way to get an even darker black pigment than grinding charcoal into a powder. Just collect the fine soot from the flame of an oil lamp, you'll get a ready to use, almost pure carbon black pigment. (thats how they used to make tattoo ink in prisons from baby oil and a toilet paper wick in a tin)

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Great idea with the "lamp black"!

[@marymurphycreates]

fab..thank you.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@dineshshah1891]

Excellent tips very well explained and I am in Canada thanks again

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So glad you liked it ☺️

[@ayeshaalvi1610]

Lovely video, I must say! I'm a bachelors student in communication design and I was looking up information on shoe brushes and ways of shoe cleaning. A college project. I came across this video and now I can make my own polish! Thank you :))

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are very welcome - good luck with the project!

[@gssmith1986]

Now that Kiwi shoe polish is no more, I'm glad I learned how to make my own.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Apparently people don't polish their shoes any more!

[@azizashkar7933]

very good..thank you

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So nice of you

[@lawandasaunders478]

Hello, I really enjoyed your video. I would love to see you do one on sealing wax for wax stamps!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Oh that's a good one, leave it with me!

[@bertsolomon6802]

This is very educational in making shoe polish. I see that child, nubile wax and beeswax out of key ingredients, plus the olive oil or vegetable oil. But I will try to make neutral shoe polish from your presentation. Thank you very much.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are very welcome

[@johnwayne3554]

Thank you. This video is useful. Stratavarious varnish would be nice.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Then I will make it. BTW The Duke is my favourite!

[@clivehalliday9636]

A very good and informative video

[@EnglishCountryLife]

So nice of you

[@davidjackson2115]

Great - thanks. I put diesel on the other day - hope that didnt stuff them up. Working on boat and the hull and sea air ruined last boots in no time. Ive been in army so know about looking after yr footwear. {maybe not tying laces helped ruin this time}. Boot polish is so expensive - and fro some strange reason its not in the supermarket. So great advise and so simple - thanks!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad it helped!

[@karlailin]

Thanks for the video, gave me an inspiration to make my own. I'm planning to use a pine based turpentine. Just wondering when do I introduce the solvent to the waxes.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I use turpentine in a number of preparations but don't recommend it for shoe polish

[@albertopick3585]

Great job! Very simple and clear! Which essential oil would you reccomend to add into the polish? Thankyou.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you Alberto! No essential oil is necessary but if you want a pleasant smell, I would use a natural botanical like sandalwood. Hugh

[@irfanhaider3405]

Amazing Thanks Ar

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@shalomfaith1899]

thanks for shearing this video realy interesting i will like to see a liquid soap tutorial

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Here is our liquid soap video 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHeQlHV_arRnb80

[@eddiekhan672]

Wow, you totally changed my concept of poilsh..love from pakistan..i will commercially

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Glad you liked it

[@besttutorial5898]

Very great video keep it

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you!

[@rajabwawa7802]

Hi guy a very good subject Thanks alot

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are welcome, thanks for saying so! Hugh

[@Humberhead]

Excellent & Educational. A new project for me. Thank you. Candlemaking, including Jam Jar Candles. Varnish making and French Polish making and it’s correct application are my requests please. Thank you.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Some good ideas there - thank you!

[@georgegonzalez-rivas3787]

Loved the shoe polish video. How about 'shoe cream'? I'm told that shoe cream is better for my best-quality leather boots and shoes since polish is supposed to trap moisture (I suppose) -- while it protects the leather is doesn't condition it. Opinions?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

The reality of shoe creams is that they contain more oils and less wax. Similar ingredients as I use in the Dubbin & shoe polish videos but different proportions. I could happily show a recipe. I filmed soap making today so that will be coming shortly

[@pipeclub4789]

Awesome! Thanks! I would like to see varnish. Also I am wondering if there is a ratio to get a parade shine quicker on shoes?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi, there. Dan shows a great technique in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZKZq6JujLSsY68

[@karleemettam3371]

Once again another great video! What is the best way to make a neutral polish?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi karlee, just leave out the oxide pigment & you will get a neutral polish 🙂. Hugh

[@guydewsnap1688]

love these videos Hugh! Would it be possible to make a shoe polish (rather than a dubbin) out of pork lard?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I think so Guy, but you would need to work on wax ratio. Lard itself could be used as a carrier but the wax provides the shine

[@krisasenov6978]

Thanks for the great video! I read that pine turpentine can also be added to the mix in order to allow better adhesion if your layering the wax. Wanted to ask you if you have had success with this and in what amount would you add?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I have used turpentine in other formulations but never shoe polish

[@chadlowery1098]

I’ve just stumbled across your channel and really like this format for education. Would using an alcohol based liquid leather dye as a colorant work well? If this has already been asked and answered, I apologize. Just seems like it would be simpler to mix without suspension issues as it’s already dissolved. Great videos. Great content.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You could certainly do that Chad for recolouring scarred leather. Suspended mineral pigment in wax gives a deeper sheen though. Both have a place

[@chadlowery1098]

@@EnglishCountryLife Great. Thank you for the clarification on the best use of each.

[@mtangeouko7425]

Nice work

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you

[@kamranfakhimzadeh1296]

Thank you and Sorry, I did not notice the Links. Now I understood what is the second wax.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are very welcome 🙂

[@lenalopatina]

Thank you. I am going to look if you posted how to make shampoo

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Not yet but there's a whole lot of cleaning products planned! Soap and hand cream are up now 😉

[@a.y.o.g.e.l.e]

You are very talented and God gifted I will definitely subscribe to your channel

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thank you Chibueze, you are very kind!

[@a.y.o.g.e.l.e]

No problem you are welcome and God bless

[@brennamiller6806]

Great video, thank you so much! I'm just learning about leather shoe care and one site said to be careful with certain oils (such as olive oil) as it can go rancid. Was this incorrect information, or is this not really a concern as this is regular upkeep (clean and apply every once in a while)? Thanks again!

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi Brenna. I just use rapeseed oil (canola) because it absorbs more easily. I've kept tins for two or three years in a heated cottage & never seen any sign of rancidity. Hugh

[@methegringo7516]

Thanks for youre insight, I have some Neatsfoot oil ,coud this replace the Grapeseed oil?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi! I definitely wouldn't use Neatsfoot oil in polish for regular use. Neatsfoot softens leather - regular polishing would over soften the leather. I do use Neatsfoot oil either directly or in saddle soap. We gave a video on that here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKnIdHiZo9SDfM0

[@susanaku1272]

Thanks

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You are very welcome 🙂

[@bahramassary2340]

Thank you for your video I don't think I ever came across any video which wanted to tackle this you made it easy,I was excited and went ahead and made a batch half of yours,came out great with exception of the finish product Is much mor solid than your,I kind of have to hassle it to the finger what did I do wrong? Second in double boiler did you kind of slow boiled your mix if yes for how long? Thank you look forward to hearing from you

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi, If the polish is too hard, remelt and add a little more oil to soften it. In the double boiler just heat gently until everything is fully melted. Then stir well & remove from the heat. Hugh

[@bahramassary2340]

@@EnglishCountryLife thank you so much for your quick reply ,I dis remelt,add oil and its perfect. In some of your video you talked about soap making,what kind of herbs,roots,....can you use to naturally dye a soap?and do all needs to be oil infused?let say can you add turmeric directly to batter or has to be infused?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Its a big question because some colours and herbs can make the soap stain the skin (including Turmeric!). I will do another video on soap making to cover it (there is already one) Hugh

[@bahramassary2340]

@@EnglishCountryLife thank you I look forward to seeing it Bahram

[@EnglishCountryLife]

It will be a few months

[@richardcollington1376]

Fascinating video thank you. I would like to know how musical instrument makers protected the wood of their instruments (I play the lute).

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I'm considering a series on home made paint, varnish & glues so it would fit well into that

[@dknangia2010]

Thanks for the video, I was wondering can I use food color (dark red/blue) to provide color to the mixture? The problem is, due to my current location it's difficult for me to get a hold of oxide colors. My concern is will it get locked with wax or will it come off on rubbing?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

I've never tried with food colouring, but children's wax crayons work well. Iron oxide is simply powdered rust.

[@nothandomnisi3732]

Wonderful stuff, furnisher polish next

[@EnglishCountryLife]

And as if by magic.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGOvd5aJjL95gpY

[@vijaykaliyani]

Nice information video 👌

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Thanks Vijay 👍

[@LOFIGSD]

What colour would you use for an ox blood polish? great video

[@EnglishCountryLife]

You would probably need a blend of mineral pigments. Red oxide & brown oxide mixed might be close. There are people who sell multiple mica powders suitable for blending.

[@sonjahickmon5203]

Fantastic video tutorial. It is true how our knowledge can cross over. I already make my own moisturizer balm, sunscreen lotion, etc..., using similar ingredients Thank you so much! How about making healthy deodorant? Sonja in SoCal.

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Great idea Sonja, I'll add it to the list! Hugh

[@humphreybright-uche9074]

Wow.. where have I been, this channel is great... Is there a substitute for the bee wax, if I can't lay my hand on wax, is candle an option?

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hi Humprey! Thank you for those kind words. plain white unscented candles are normally made of paraffin wax. It's not as good as beeswax (which you can buy on Amazon) but will work in a pinch although you may have to adjust the proportions of other ingredients to get the right level of hardness.

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Im from Tanzania 🇹🇿 ❤

[@EnglishCountryLife]

Hello 👋