CANDLEMAID Soy Supreme

• Melting Point (℃) 43-55 ℃
  Fragrance Load (%) 6-10%
  Heating Temperature (℃) 65-85°C (avoid >85°C)
• CAS No.: 8016-70-4 (soy wax), 8001-75-0 (microcrystalline wax)
• Appearance: White solid (packed in 2 blocks of 5kg)
• Odour: Slight characteristic odour (neutral, ready for fragrance oils)
• Optimal Fragrance Addition Temperature 65-75°C
  Optimal Pouring Temperature: 65°C

APPLICATIONS & USAGE
• Container Candles: Perfect for jars with excellent adhesion.

Our Soy Supreme is offered in 2 separate bags of 5kgs for easy handling.

Usage & Formulation Notes

• Melt gently using a double boiler or wax melter; avoid direct high heat.
• Typical fragrance load: 6–10% by weight, adjust to fragrance oil and desired throw.
• Pour temperature and fragrance addition temperature should be tested per batch, as performance can vary with dye, fragrance, and vessel type.
• For pillar candles, the microcrystalline component assists with mould release and shape retention — always conduct a small test batch first.
• Allow candles to cure for 3–7 days before burning for optimal scent throw.
• Store wax in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight prior to use.

• Not classified as hazardous according to GHS (11th revised edition)
• Solid at room temperature; no inhalation toxicity risk expected under normal use
• Molten wax at high temperature can cause thermal burns — handle with care
• Keep out of reach of children
• Wash hands thoroughly after handling
• In case of eye contact: rinse cautiously with water for several minutes; seek medical advice if irritation persists
• In case of skin contact with molten wax: cool immediately with cold water; do not attempt to remove solidified wax from skin; seek medical attention for burns
• Store in a cool place, protected from sunlight and away from open flames and strong oxidising agents
• Full safety details available in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) on request

What is Soy Supreme candle wax made from?

It's a blend of 90% soy wax and 10% microcrystalline wax, combining the natural, clean-burning qualities of soy with the added firmness and adhesion properties of microcrystalline wax.

What is the melting point of Soy Supreme?

The melting point range is 43–55°C.

Is this wax suitable for container candles?

Yes, it's well suited to container candles, offering strong adhesion to glass and good fragrance throw.

Can I use Soy Supreme for pillar candles?

Yes, the microcrystalline content improves firmness and mould release, making it suitable for pillar and freestanding candles.

How much fragrance oil should I use?

A typical starting point is 6–10% fragrance oil by weight of wax, though this should be tested for your specific fragrance and desired throw.

Is Soy Supreme wax hazardous?

No, it is not classified as hazardous according to GHS. It is a solid at room temperature with no expected inhalation risk under normal use; care should be taken with molten wax due to thermal burn risk.

How should I store this wax?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, open flames, and strong oxidising agents.