Wax Additives

Candelilla Wax is a deep yellow vegetable wax found on the leaves of the candelilla shrub, grown in semi-arid climates. Candelilla is a great substitute for beeswax in vegan formulas. Candelilla is a bit harder than beeswax but much softer than carnauba...

Rice Bran Wax (Oryza sativa) is a natural vegetable wax and is derived from the extraction and de-waxing of rice bran oil. This process produces a solid pale-yellow substance in granular form that has a high melting point.Rice bran wax is food grade and...

Used as an additive to make paraffin waxes tackier and more flexible. A great additive for cut-n-carve candles!162 Melt Point

Hardens wax for longer burn time. Use 3-6 TBSP. per lb. of paraffin wax. Also used to harden CP & HP soaps and a great thickener in lotions when used at 1-3%.

Widely used as a whitener in all industries. A great way to whiten soaps and lotions. Can also be used in candle wax and gel as a whitener however the burn quality of the candle is compromised. Stearic acid may also need to be added to aid with...

An additive used to make straight paraffin wax more translucent. Will not make opaque waxes translucent. Use 1/2 to 1 tsp. per lb. of wax. Heat to 215-220 degrees for best results.

Helps to reduce candle color fade when candles are exposed to daylight. Use 1/2 tsp. per 5 lbs. of wax or more if necessary.

An additive used to reduce air bubbles (wax only) in snowflake wax and give a smooth, solid opaque color. Use 1/2 to 1 tsp per lb. Use in paraffin waxes that have a melt point of 130 degrees and higher.