One of the most common questions among beginner candle makers is "how do I choose the right wax for my candle?". One of the most important components of a candle is, of course, the wax. To make perfect candles, you need to choose the right wax to suit your needs, aesthetic sense and quality expectations.

Here is a brief overview of the waxes in our range and their applicability. We recommend that you also consult the wax documentation that comes with each product.

YOUR

FACILITY

FORM

MELTING POINT
AND SOFTNESS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF

Palm wax with crystallisation effect BWC007

For solid candles (moulds)

Fine granules (crystals)

+60-66°C, solid

White wax, no additional additives required. Shrinks as it sets, making it easy to remove from moulds. Characterised by a crystallisation/chiaroscuro/feather effect. Interacts well with paints and fragrances, but very dark colours or pigments may reduce the frost effect.

Soy wax Nature wax C-3

For candles in jars

Carvings

+45°C, very soft

Dermatologically tested, it has a beautiful creamy white colour, clean burning, good adhesion to the walls of the container, particularly good fragrance diffusion, and may crystallise slightly with the use of paint.

Soy wax Kerax KeraSoy Container 4130

For candles in jars

Pellets

+45.5°C, soft

Ensures excellent adhesion to the vessel walls and minimal shrinkage, making it ideal for clear candle vessels. Exclusive blend of natural soy additives to reduce frost and ensure extremely good scent diffusion.

Soy wax Kerax KeraSoy Pillar 4120

For solid candles (moulds)

Pellets

+60°C, solid

It shrinks as it hardens, making it ideal for candle making in moulds from which it is easy to remove the hardened candle. An exclusive blend of soy wax and natural additives to reduce frost and ensure extremely good scent diffusion. Several refills may be required for extra-large moulds.

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