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Soy Wax 50 g

A gentle entry point into homemade candle crafting

Soy wax is produced from soybean oil through a hydrogenation process, and today it stands as one of the most demanded materials in global candle manufacturing, steadily replacing traditional paraffin thanks to its slower, more even burn. The 50 gram size is designed specifically for those just exploring candle making: this small quantity is enough to pour one or two test candles, evaluate melting behavior and cooling texture, before committing to larger volumes of raw material. This product belongs to the section Candle making raw materials, which brings together everything needed for a full production cycle, from waxes and paraffins to wicks and fragrance oils.

The primary use of soy wax lies in producing container and bulk candles as well as home fragrance compositions. Manufacturers value it for a low melting point that translates into longer, cleaner burning with minimal soot, and for its strong ability to hold essential oils and fragrance blends without losing scent intensity over time. Beyond candle making, soy wax has found a place in cosmetic manufacturing as a thickener and stabilizer in lip balms, hand creams, and solid lotion bars, giving products a pliable texture without a greasy feel. In the food industry, refined soy wax is occasionally used as a coating for certain confectionery items and as a substitute for animal fats in select formulations.

To work with the material, melt it in a double boiler at 60 to 70 degrees Celsius, stirring continuously to avoid localized overheating. Fragrance oils or essential oils should be added once the melt cools to 50-55 degrees, at a rate of 6 to 10 grams per 100 grams of wax, which helps preserve volatile aromatic compounds and results in a stronger scent throw after curing. Soy wax pairs well with other materials from the same category: adding a small amount of Paraffin P-2 increases firmness and structural stability of the finished candle, while blending in Beeswax Yellow gives a glossier finish and a natural honey-like note. For decorative pieces with a granular texture, combining soy wax with Paraffin for Bulk Candles creates an appealing snow or sand-like surface effect.

Store the wax in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in tightly sealed packaging, to prevent oxidation and preserve its properties over time. When stored properly, soy wax retains its pliability and even melting behavior well beyond the initial purchase.

Small batch citrus jar candle

Soy wax 50 g

Sweet orange essential oil 3 ml

Small wooden wick 1 piece

Glass jar 100 ml 1 piece

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INCI	Soy wax
Other
Att brand	USA
Color product	white-beige
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	eye creams, lip primer - 0.5-0.75%, emulsions, soap - 1-2%, lip balm and lipstick - 2-5%, home first aid kit: healing compounds - 1-3%, hard cream, massage tiles - 4-10%, solid perfume - 5-10%, depilatory wax - 10-20%
Melting temperature	47-50 ° C
Minimum count	1
Name	Soy Wax 50 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 grams
Solubility	oil phase, vegetable glycerides, wax, fatty acids
View	flakes
Valid until	04.2028