Coconut Wax

Linda · Linda

Does anyone know the temperatures when melting coconut oil for candles? When using soy wax I use to bring the wax up to 185 and then 125 degrees when pouring.

RedBird · RedBird

What type of wicks do you suggest using with coconut wax? Is it like soy where wicking up a size or two may be required? I know there are many factors involved in what produces the final candle. But would you say coconut wax compares in cold and hot throw to soy or is it better?

Renayna · Renayna

We are now stocking the coconut wax. As far as we know, this is the first candle blend made from coconut oil. It is a single pour. Its comes bright white, looks smooth and creamy. Colors slightly pastel, but not too bad. It also doesn't have a strong coconut smell. Its really really light. I couldn't tel...

joanncat18 · joanncat18

Would this be hard enough to make a tart?

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	Making coconut oil candles (Preview) Does anyone know the temperatures when melting coconut oil for candles? When using soy wax I use to bring the wax up to 185 and then 125 degrees when pouring.	Linda	1	5079	May 18, 2017 by gtoth
	What Type of Wicks? (Preview) What type of wicks do you suggest using with coconut wax? Is it like soy where wicking up a size or two may be required? I know there are many factors involved in what produces the final candle. But would you say coconut wax compares in cold and hot throw to soy or is it better?	RedBird	5	5967	Feb 17, 2010 by Renayna
	Coconut wax (Preview) We are now stocking the coconut wax. As far as we know, this is the first candle blend made from coconut oil. It is a single pour. Its comes bright white, looks smooth and creamy. Colors slightly pastel, but not too bad. It also doesn't have a strong coconut smell. Its really really light. I couldn't tel...	Renayna	2	6714	Sep 16, 2009 by moonrose64
	Can you use coconut wax to make tarts? (Preview) Would this be hard enough to make a tart?	joanncat18	1	4503	Jun 22, 2009 by hiamps
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