NatureWax C-3 Soy Wax Flakes
From $37.00
Product description
All-natural soy wax blend made from soybean oil, known for excellent jar adhesion, minimal frosting, and a smooth, even top layer. Produces professional-quality container candles with reliable scent throw and low shrinkage, reducing the need for touch-ups. The flake form ensures that you can precisely control the amount of wax you need, reducing waste and making the entire candle-making process quicker and more efficient.
Characteristics:
- Consistency: Smooth
- Appearance: Off-White
- Best Uses: Container Candles and Molds
- Excellent glass adhesion
- Strong hot and cold scent throw
- Made from 100% soybeans
Application Guidelines:
- Melt wax slowly using a double boiler
- Pour wax at 140°F – 160°F after removing from heat
- Add up to 6% fragrance at 160°F – 165°F
- For wick recommendations, refer to our wick guide
- These are suggested ranges based on our in-house testing; always test first for best results.
Safety Guidelines:
- Do not leave hot wax unattended.
- Never add water to wax.
- Have a Class B extinguisher (foam, CO₂, or dry chemical) within reach when handling hot wax.
All-natural soy wax blend made from soybean oil, known for excellent jar adhesion, minimal frosting, and a smooth, even top layer. Produces professional-quality container candles with reliable scent throw and low shrinkage, reducing the need for touch-ups. The flake form ensures that you can precisely control the amount of wax you need, reducing waste and making the entire candle-making process quicker and more efficient.
Characteristics:
- Consistency: Smooth
- Appearance: Off-White
- Best Uses: Container Candles and Molds
- Excellent glass adhesion
- Strong hot and cold scent throw
- Made from 100% soybeans
Application Guidelines:
- Melt wax slowly using a double boiler
- Pour wax at 140°F – 160°F after removing from heat
- Add up to 6% fragrance at 160°F – 165°F
- For wick recommendations, refer to our wick guide
- These are suggested ranges based on our in-house testing; always test first for best results.
Safety Guidelines:
- Do not leave hot wax unattended.
- Never add water to wax.
- Have a Class B extinguisher (foam, CO₂, or dry chemical) within reach when handling hot wax.