Freedom Soy Wax Beads for Pillar Candle Making - Natural Candle Making Supplies - Paraffin-Free, Beeswax-Free Candle Wax for Votives, Pillars, Tarts, Tealights and Wax Melts 5 lb

I love this pillar soy wax, my candles don’t crack and the wax is very easy to manage. It keeps the scent lasting a long time. The candles turn out with a shiny look. Very affordable and really good wax to make pillar and mold candles

This soy wax is an absolute delight to work with! It has a smooth texture, melts evenly, and holds fragrance beautifully, making my pillar candles look and smell amazing. The clean burn and natural finish give my creations a professional touch. Plus, it’s eco-friendly and sustainable, which I love. Highly recommend this wax for anyone crafting pillar candles—it’s the perfect choice for both beginners and experts!

Definitely Alphatox Approved!Pros: Your candle will come out nice, and very solid, it's got a great throw, a great melt temp so less energy usage for larger businesses, which require thousands of lb's. Personal users, just remember this is very very hot to the touch compared to the other blends by American Soy Organics. Great for Waxy Wicks, but if you want a softer, smoother finish..Cons: Finish is a bit.. idk.. dry, if you use a bit of a natural almond extract oil, or anything, just a dab and wipe the candle, of course in a sanitary fashion if selling and running a business, then it will not have that look. However, alongside all of their blends, Alphatox would recommend M100 and Freedom Pillar, if you want the correct ratio of the two blends.( M100 is the same it has a red label - Use 70% M100, 30% Pillar ( Red Label ) , easy to remember 70:30 red + red label. If you need a simple way to remember things, m100 is the majority of what you'd want to mix with this blend, so for example, go with 30lb's of this and finish off with 70lb's of m100 = 100lbs ( for those who need a little mind trick to remember. This is great overall. Seriously. )Moving on, no serious concerns, I would say, if you drop a 100% original freedom soy ( 60:40 Ratio if you use green:red label for best results FYI ), for example that is a candle if you made for decor, you'd have a mess, drop, and splat. But this you drop a candle ( not container but decorative piece or whatever that is uncontained... ) you literally may not have any damage. However if you do it's not fixable, you'll need to remelt. Good luck , Alphatox A+ to this brand on all 3, customer service integrity and trustworthy, love the various ways to mix with their other blends for perfect ratio wax blends for those who need to facilitate a majority of candle types, and lastly quality Waxy, Wick making no paraffin, and not Sticky. Won't be annoying like regularly if you handled soy with bare hands. HOT, TO TOUCH PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS. IT WILL MELT AND STEAM, SO WEAR GLOVES, ALWAYS, 3-5Mil.

Its a bit too yellowish, but it has high quality. Smells great. The beads melt easily on microwave and it is strong when removing from the mould.Good price. Easy to use.

I use this wax for molds both big and small! With dye and without. It's fantastic to use and melts wonderfully! I mostly use it on small candle molds for candle toppings so the 1lb bag lasts decently long.

This is usually the back up wax brand that we use. Pours well, holds the scent well and molds well. Overall no problems with this wax, we use another brand because it’s slightly more for a better price. Comes in small pellet form which makes it easy to pour and measure

This wax saves a lot of time making pillar candles you can microwave it add fragrance oil and pour in no time. So far the best pillar soy wax I have used

I was able to make multiple candles using silicone and pillar molds. I did use the candle spray so not sure if I would have stuck in the molds small crevices if I hadn’t used it. It hardened up pretty quick and the color stuck well to the wax, I will definitely be ordering again