Vedini Soy Wax White Chunk AA+

Name: Vedini Soy Wax White Chunk AA+
SKU: soy-chunk
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Price range: ₹134.00 through ₹22999.00

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1. Soy Wax White Chunk Little Soft(add beeswax white for more hardness)

2. Soy Wax White Chunk Regular(Hard Wax)

Soy wax is a vegetable wax made from the oil of soybeans. After harvesting, the beans are cleaned, cracked, de-hulled, and rolled into flakes. The oil is then extracted from the flakes and hydrogenated. The hydrogenation process converts some of the fatty acids in the oil from unsaturated to saturated. soy wax white chunk.

1. Make a Double boiler and melt Soy AA+ wax. (Note: make sure that wax temperature never goes beyond 185 F)

2. While the wax is being melted, stick the wicks in the jar using a Glue Gun.

3. Use Wick holder to hold the wick in the center.

4. Once wax is melted. Pour the wax in a container and weigh the wax on a weighing scale.

5. Measure 12% fragrance oil by weight of wax. (i.e. for 100 gm wax add 13-14 gmgm of fragrance oil).

6. Mix the fragrance oil slowly in Wax at 165 F – 170 F. (You can use extra wick holder to mix the fragrance)

7. Pour the wax in the Jar at 160 F – 165 F

8. Let the Candle Cool down and fix Sink Holes/ Air Pockets by pocking holes around the wicks & using a Heat Gun to re-melt the top slightly.

9. Let the Candle cure for 4 – 5 days. soy wax white chunk

Soy Wax White Chunk

Soy wax is vegetable wax derived from the oil of soybeans and is primarily used in candles
Soy wax chunks are softer than traditional waxes with a lower melting point
Eco-friendly, natural and pure soy waxd chunks
You can use soy wax with fragrance to produce variety of scented candle
It’s perfect for candle making like container candles, jar candles and tea lights, but it’s also popular for making wax melts and tarts

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