Accublend Coconut 84X Beeswax

Our Accublend Coconut 84X Beeswax, is an all-natural coconut container blend. Comprising coconut and beeswax along with other high-quality natural ingredients, this candle wax excels in color retention, jar adhesion, and both hot and cold scent throw. Simply put, it's the best candle wax online. It burns very cleanly and doesn't require any additives. The blend is also formulated to reduce frosting in colored candles and is designed for a single pour, resulting in a smooth surface. Additionally, it burns cooler and longer, thanks to the inclusion of a small amount of food-grade paraffin.

All ingredients in this wax are gluten-free, toxin-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free. This wax is adept at handling a fragrance load of 8 - 12%, allowing for versatile scent options.

Composition:

• This wax is primarily made from coconut and beeswax
• Contains a minimal amount of food-grade paraffin for enhanced body and stability.
• Free from any soy ingredients.

Quality and Certification:

• Gluten-free, toxin-free, free from parabens and phthalates.
• Cruelty-free and Leaping Bunny Certified.

User-Friendly:

• User-friendly, single-pour wax that forms smooth tops without needing a heat gun.
• Exhibits a bright white color.
  

Burning Characteristics:

• Provides an even, slow burn and excellent glass adhesion.
• Delivers remarkable hot and cold scent throw.
• Accommodates a fragrance load of 8-12%, with 9-10% being optimal.
• Offers a shorter curing time.

Product Shipping Notice:

Be aware that during warmer temperatures, the wax may experience some softening or slight melting during transit. Please rest assured, this condition does not impact the quality of the wax.

Wicking Tip for Coconut Blended Waxes:

Coconut blended waxes differ significantly from regular soy wax in their burning characteristics. Unlike 100% soy wax, which tends to retain a 'memory' and can tunnel, coconut blended waxes exhibit less of this behavior. When using coconut blended waxes, it's common not to see a full melt pool until the candle is about halfway burnt. At the beginning of the burn, there may be some wax residue or 'hang up' on the sides of the jar. However, as the candle burns and the heat from the wick warms the sides of the jar, this leftover wax will melt. During wick testing, it's crucial to monitor several aspects: ensure that the jar doesn’t become too hot to hold, observe for any soot formation along the rim of the vessel, and aim for the melt pool to reach a temperature between 140 - 160°F. This careful attention ensures a safe and effective candle burning experience