Natural Wax

Soy Wax

A go-to for natural wax candles, soy wax offers excellent fragrance retention, smooth tops, and reliable burn times. It’s 100% plant-based and one of the most widely tested waxes for both home and professional use.

Coconut Wax

Known for its creamy texture and superior scent throw, coconut wax is a premium option in the natural wax category. Use it alone or as part of a natural wax blend to elevate performance and aesthetics.

Beeswax

Beeswax delivers a clean, long-lasting burn with a natural golden hue. It’s often used for paraffin-free candles that need added structure or slower burn rates, though it’s not vegan. Always filter or blend based on your formulation goals.

Natural Wax Blends

Our natural wax blends combine the best features of soy, coconut, and other plant-based ingredients to create balanced, slow-burning candle wax. These are designed for ease of use and improved performance across different containers and fragrance loads.

Which Candle Wax Is Considered Natural?

Natural wax typically refers to waxes derived from plant or animal sources, such as soy wax, coconut wax, beeswax, and palm-free blends. All waxes in this collection are paraffin-free and crafted to meet clean-burning expectations.

What Is the Healthiest Wax for Candles?

No candle wax can be claimed as “medically safe,” but natural waxes like soy, coconut, and beeswax are often considered cleaner options. These waxes burn with less soot and are free from petroleum byproducts, especially when paired with properly sized wicks and quality fragrance oils.

Eco-Friendly and Vegan Wax Options

Looking for vegan candle wax? Stick to soy, coconut, and other 100% plant-based waxes. These natural alternatives are biodegradable, sustainably sourced, and free from animal-derived ingredients, ideal for anyone making eco-friendly or vegan candles.

Performance Benefits

• Clean-burning wax with reduced smoke and soot
• Strong hot and cold scent throw in tested formulas
• Slower burn rates for longer-lasting candles

Natural wax doesn’t just market well, it performs. With the right wick and container, these waxes give you full control over how your candle behaves from first light to final burn.

Better for Testing, Better for Customization

Natural waxes make it easier to experiment. Whether you’re adjusting fragrance load, testing wicks, or creating your own blend, these waxes offer flexibility without compromising quality.

How to Make Candle Wax Naturally?

If you're creating your own blends, start with a base of soy or coconut wax and test small batches for consistency and scent throw. We don’t recommend extracting wax from raw plant material, it’s time-intensive and doesn’t meet most performance needs for candles.

Wick Pairing and Fragrance Load Recommendations

Natural wax often requires larger wicks due to its density. Start with a 6–10% fragrance load, depending on wax type and container size. Always test for burn pool, tunneling, and overall hot throw. For detailed pairing, check out our wick guide.