American Soy Organics Freedom Coconut Soy Wax Beads for Candle Making - Natural Candle Making Supplies - Paraffin-Free,Beeswax-Free Coconut Candle Wax for Container Candles,Tealights,Wax Melts 10 lbs

I made my first ever candles with this and they turned out great! Excellent cold throw, as soon as I walked in the room I could smell them. They are sitting for 2 weeks now but I'll assume the hot throw will be just as good. I didn't add any color since they are just for a wick test, and they turned out like an ivory color. Since I'm new to candles I don't have anything to compare it to but since they turned out so well with a smooth top, good adhesion and scent throw, I'll just keep buying this brand. The price was also better than other brands I looked at.

I absolutely love this coconut wax! It melts beautifully, pours smoothly, and is very pleasant to work with. The texture is consistent, no issues at all, and the final candles come out stunning. Excellent hot and cold throw. I highly recommend this brand – wonderful quality and a joy to use.

Easy to work with, holds scent amazingly!! Great for a newby. Best of all—no re-pouring around wicks!! They do burn quickly though- only downfall.

I'm really enjoying this wax! It is easy to use: you heat it, add fragrance, and pour at the same temperature, which saves time. It has great cold and hot throws. Being in bead form, rather than a block, makes it easier to use with no mess if you don't spill. The wax cures to a creamy color. The bag's size makes it easy to handle and store, but going forward, I may transfer to another container, as I have spilled the beads when pouring. With that said, be careful when cutting and opening the bag, as you may spill the contents when pouring.

Beautiful Wax! Better than Soy in my opinion! Soy is so hard to work with. From having to top off your candles so they're smooth, or trying to fix the frosting it does when it dries. This Coconut wax is my all time favorite wax! It is luxurious, smooth and rich. HT and CT are incredible! My candles get smooth tops every time, so I don't have to put a 2nd top coat on everything! I do like Coconut Apricot wax as well and sometimes I mix this wax with a paraffin-Soy wax (90% Coconut 10% Parasoy) and it makes a PERFECT candle every single time.

Great quality wax beads. Melts well and colors show nicely. Easily clean up. I was a little disappointed in the fragrance. ( I don’t smell the coconut aroma as I had hoped.

I’m obsessed already!!!! Smooth, clean, easy melt…Will update after two weeks and my first round of test!!

I'm a total novice at making candles. I started out with soy wax, since so many people recommend it. I hated it from the beginning: it burns oddly, has a strange texture and a nasty, greasy feel. Further, it makes a friend of mine ill. It had one good point: my first candles NEARLY reached full melt pool. Next I tried good 'ol paraffin, mixed with mineral oil to lower the melting point. Those candles all exhibited "tunneling" regardless of trying various wicks, and, further, they left a kind of "heaviness" in the air. I did more research on waxes with lower melting points, and found coconut wax, which I intended to mix with beeswax to get a melting point around 120°. I ordered this wax, not realizing it's not pure coconut wax, but is mixed with soy. Pure serendipity! This wax has it all! My candles reach full melt pool without a lot of fuss over the wick, and it doesn't seem to leave any kind of heaviness to the air. It has a smooth texture and doesn't feel greasy like soy wax. It's easy to work with. Lots to learn, still, but this wax gave me a clear path forward. For beginners, at least, I think it is the absolute best wax with which to start.