Description
Soy Tart & Melt Wax: GW5715 (for making Soy Melts)Soy tart & melt wax is a specialised wax developed for making soy melts using our clamshell and tart molds. This botanical-based wax outperforms other waxes in the manufacturing, appearance and performance of wax melts and tarts. Benefits• May be used alone – no need for universal additives, paraffin, or other non plant-based waxes |
Specifications |
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Manufacturer: Golden Wax USA | Imported directly from factory: Yes | GMO Free: Yes |
Fragrance Load: 6% – 10% | Fragrance Temp: 75-82°C | Pour Temp: 62-75°C |
Melt Point: 80°C (+/-5°C) | Form: Flakes | Uses: Soy Melts, tarts |
InstructionsMelt the wax to the suggested fragrance temperature before adding your fragrance. Stir fragrance for at least 2 minutes and allow the wax to cool to the recommended pour temperature before pouring into your mold. SustainabilityWe are proud to be partnered with Golden Wax Brands who are committed to sustainable sourcing, and are well aware of the important role they play in the food value chain. Through Better Sourcing, they engage to transform and go the extra mile to implement continuous improvement programs. They are constantly engaging with their suppliers to ensure that progress is made and that raw materials are produced in a sustainable way, protecting biodiversity and ecosystems and reducing the environmental impact, while safeguarding human rights and people’s livelihoods. Golden Wax has some key commitments and ambitions for the future these are:
NotesCandle Creations is the New Zealand agent for Golden Wax. Our wax comes to you fresh and direct from the USA manufacturer with a 100% quality guarantee (our wax is not parallel imported). |
Glossary of wax specifications
Fragrance Temperature: The recommended temperature you should heat the wax to before adding your fragrance. Exceeding this temperature can damage the fragrance.
Pour Temperature: The recommended temperature for pouring your wax (and fragrance) into the candle jar.
Melt Point: The point at which the solid wax will melt, the lower the melt point the longer your candle will burn. This is also useful to know if you plan to transport or display your candles in a hot environment.