Worldwide Shipping Accublend Soy #10 Wax Candle Wax - Today Only [FQ4gXRMr]

Soy #10 from Accublend is now Clean Science. Same great formula. Candle wax for candle making presents itself as a smooth, all-natural soy wax blend. It is distinguished by its excellent color retention, jar adhesion, and both hot and cold scent throw. This clean-burning wax requires no additional additives. Specially formulated to reduce frosting in colored candles, it adheres very well to the glass, resulting in a smooth surface and extended burn times.

Quality Attributes:

• The wax is gluten-free, toxin-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free.
  

• Designed for ease of use, this single-pour wax does not require a heat gun.

• Exhibits a bright white color.

• Burns evenly and slowly, ensuring excellent adhesion to glass.

• Delivers a strong hot and cold scent throw.

• Optimally handles a fragrance load of 8-12%, with 10% being ideal.

Wicking and Curing:

Wicking Recommendations:

CDN, ECO, and HTP wicks are highly compatible with this wax.

Curing Time:

A curing period of approximately 14 days is recommended for optimal results.

Shipping Note:

Warm Weather Shipping:

Please be aware that during warmer temperatures, the wax may soften or slightly melt during transit. However, this does not impact the quality of the wax.

Guide on How to Use Soy #10 Wax:

Vessel Preparation:

Ready your vessels beforehand, or do so concurrently with the wax heating process. This includes wicking the vessels and securing them with wick centering bars prior to adding the hot wax.

Wax Preparation:

Break the Soy #10 wax into smaller chunks for easier melting. This wax is soft enough to be scored and broken into pieces with a simple butter knife.

Heating and Adding Fragrance:

• Heat the wax to a temperature between 185-190°F, then remove it from the heat source.

• Add your chosen fragrance oil and dye, blend for 15-30 seconds, and pour immediately.

Pouring the Wax:

For consistently smooth results, it's recommended to pour the wax at a temperature of 170°F.

Special Considerations:

• In cases of thick glass or room temperatures below 65°F, pre-heating the glass is beneficial. This can be done by placing jars in the oven on the lowest setting or using a heat gun.

• For achieving smoother top surfaces consider using a heat lamp after the candle has set, or placing the candle on a raised cooling rack.

Fragrance Load and Curing:

• The wax can handle a fragrance load ranging from 8-12%. Testing higher fragrance loads with each specific fragrance is recommended.

• A curing time of 1-2 weeks is suggested to ensure the best cold and hot throw from your candles.