Freedom Soy Wax Beads for Candle Making - Natural Candle Making Supplies - Paraffin-Free, Beeswax-Free Candle Wax for Container Candles, Tealights and Wax Melts, 5 lbs

Way better than I expected. Easy to use, unscented so you can customize your candles based on your scent preference. Easy to follow instructions, suggestions for creative decorative candles and just really fun! Great to use at a craft party, safe, and very good quality, hardens evenly, no "floaters" or dark/discolored wax pellets. Perfect for creating a gift that will be one of a kind, inspired by you and the individual receiving the gift. Best used in glass jars, decorative mugs and quirky ceramic jugs you probably have at home just waiting for the next chapter of their journey to begin. Use them with candle warmers, candle warmer lamps or placed on a sunny windowsill or patio table to melt in the sun, releasing their scent without burning wicks, safer the a lit candle especially if you have children or curious pets. Lots of fun!

Too notch quality for a great price. As an at home small business woman this wax makes my candle making SUPER easy. Never have problems with holes, uneven melting or texture. I am still working on getting the scents to come through as strong as I like but I am 99% sure that’s based off the oils I use and not the wax. I recommend this highly

I used this wax to make some of my Christmas presents this year and they were a huge hit! The wax was easy to melt in the microwave and poured without making a mess. My recommendation is to either use scents made specifically for candle making or a lot of essential oils to cover up the waxy smell. But other than that, I will be buying again!

Customer support was great when asking about their products. Wax quality is perfect consistency

I don’t make candles often but I am a very seasoned crafter and veteran soap maker so I figured giving candles a whirl couldn’t be that difficult. There’s definitely a lot you need to know about candlemaking on a professional/selling level including flashpoint of oil‘s and allowing the temperature of the wax melts to cool to a certain degree before pouring. I found these soy wax melts to be a little bit different than most tutorials I’m used to. However they melted beautifully and they did hold color and scent very well. I’ve been letting my candles cure for almost 2 weeks and so far I’m very impressed with the look and quality for such an inexpensive bag of soy wax. The glass jars I purchased hold approximately 6 ounces of wax and I’ve used 2/3 of the bag and I’ve made a dozen candles so far. I have not burned them yet, but I do have one test candle I’m letting cure a little bit longer and then will light it. The candles I made were for appreciation gifts for one of my stores baristas and I used ground coffee in the wax from our own roasted and ground house brand coffee beans as well as a coffee scent fragrance oil I purchase from P&J FO on amazon. I like their brand of FOs for all sorts of things. I would say at this point they look and smell as good as a $30 candle from big box lotion and smell good store for bath and body products. Will update after burn.

I'm completely new to candle making. This wax melts quickly and when using silicone molds it appears super smooth. Will more than likely be repurchasing in the not so distant future.

Did not smell, worked great for candle making

I only buy this soy wax. It’s easy to work with and appreciate that it’s not like a lot of other soy wax out there. It burns evenly, again unlike other some other soy wax.I haven’t bought their other types of wax, but assume that they are of equally high quality.I make a fair number of candles for personal use, as most candles of different colors have undesired scents to them. A lot of the time, fragrances from candles bought at retail stores cause problems for my cat. This soy wax doesn’t seem to be a problem for her.I really do recommend this wax. It appears to be very popular, so clearly I’m not the only one who appreciates it.