Soy Wax Candle
Soy wax is a natural plant-based wax, well-known for its clean burning performance and low smoke emission. It is highly versatile and suitable for:
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Scented Candles: Blends easily with fragrance oils to deliver a rich and long-lasting aroma.
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Smoke-Free Candles: Produces minimal smoke, making it eco-friendly and safe for indoor use.
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Container Candles: Simple to pour into glass or metal jars, creating diverse shapes and styles.
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Handmade Candles: Easy to work with, making it perfect for both DIY beginners and professionals.
How to Use Soy Wax Prepare Materials
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Weigh the required amount of wax (500g / 1kg).
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Prepare a melting pot, thermometer, fragrance oils (optional), and candle containers or molds.
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Melt the Wax
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Place the wax in a double boiler or melting pot.
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Heat gently to 70–80°C (160–175°F) until fully melted.
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Stir occasionally for even melting.
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Add Fragrance or Color (Optional)
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Let the melted wax cool to about 60–65°C (140–150°F).
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Add fragrance oil (recommended 6–10% of total wax weight).
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Add candle dye or pigments if desired, then stir well.
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Prepare the Wick & Container
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Fix the wick in the center of your container or mold.
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Use a wick holder or stick to keep it straight.
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Pour the Wax
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Slowly pour the melted wax into the container.
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Avoid bubbles and leave a little space at the top.
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Cooling & Finishing
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Allow the candle to cool and harden naturally at room temperature.
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Trim the wick to about 5–7mm before lighting.
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Tips:
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Avoid overheating the wax to prevent burning smell.
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For a stronger scent throw, use high-quality fragrance oils.
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Store leftover wax in a cool, dry place for future use.
