Candle Wax

We’re obsessed with a good melt. Our waxes are built to pour smooth, cure beautifully, and throw scent like they’ve got something to prove. Explore soy, beeswax, paraffin, and specialty blends craf...

We’re obsessed with a good melt. Our waxes are built to pour smooth, cure beautifully, and throw scent like they’ve got something to prove. Explore soy, beeswax, paraffin, and specialty blends crafted to help your next pour turn out exactly how you pictured it. Available in small bags for testing or bulk cases when you’re ready to stock up.

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A cozy candle-making setup with amber jars, bowls of wax, and glass containers on a warm marble surface. Natural light highlights the tools, wooden accents, and greenery for an inviting, handcrafted feel.
Close-up of natural soy wax flakes in a wooden bowl, showcasing their smooth, white texture and delicate, layered appearance.

Soy Wax

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Wax Blends

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Paraffin Wax

Close-up of clear gel wax chunks in a gray concrete bowl on a neutral surface, showcasing their translucent texture and glossy finish.

Gel Wax

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Natural Wax

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Wax Additives

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Christmas Tree Candle Recipe

This Christmas Tree Candle tutorial walks you step-by-step through creating a festive, sculpted candle that looks as enchanting as a real evergreen. From melting and coloring the wax to pouring it into a shaped mold and adding the finishing touches, the process is simple, fun, and perfect for holiday crafting.

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Selection Tips, Melting Guidelines & Ideal Temperature

Selecting the right wax is only half the process, melting and pouring it correctly ensures a flawless finished candle:

  • Melting Point: Check each wax’s melting range. Soy wax, for example, melts between 120–180°F, while beeswax requires a higher temperature.
  • Pour Temperature: Most waxes pour best just above their melting point to reduce frosting and air bubbles.
  • Fragrance Load: Higher-quality waxes can hold more fragrance oil without compromising burn performance.
  • Color Mixing: Add colorants at full melt for the most vibrant results.
  • Safety First: Always melt wax with a double boiler or wax melter, never directly on a stovetop.

Tip for Beginners: Always test small batches first to fine-tune fragrance, color, and wick choice before scaling production.