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

it was suppose to be a solid and one piece candle out of the mould but it did not.

I can only speak for the millennium was because thats the only one I've tried, but i love it. I get good HT with fragrance load of about 9%, my tops look good amd sometimes almost perfect. (This makes less difference to me than some, as i often use a heat gun on my tops regardless to add embeds.) There is some frosting for sure, but that doesn't bother me. If it ever did, I would try heating my jars before pouring. Im so glad Timber Ridge gifts promoted these guys a couple years back. And im so glad they sell on Amazon. People keep saying its cheaper to buy on the website. As of like 3 days ago that wasn't the case. But as long as their prices stay reasonable (with Prime shipping!) and the wax keeps performing, ill keep buying!

I’ve made candles for years but my normal wax was going to take too long to receive, so I ordered this. AWFUL! I followed the instructions to the degree, have mastered single smooth pours and each batch (I did 3!) turned out with pits, holes, etc. Not a single smooth top, I’m frustrated and will never buy this, or any of this companie’s wax again. My candles have always looked professional, I’ve made hundreds and hundreds- this wax is terrible!

I really like this wax but I recommend doing small batches to test what temperature you add your fragrance and what temperature you pour into your container. I’ve found that I get the best results adding my fragrance (7%) at 185, stirring for 1 minute, then pouring at 130. I’m still testing pouring temperatures because my tops still get cracks occasionally, but it’s a good starting point. I did try what the seller recommended but my cold fragrance throw wasn’t as strong and my tops for the most part came out really bumpy.

This wax melts very easily in the microwave and is much faster and less messy than flake wax. It burns clean and works well with my other ingredients

Used for container candles. While I really like the scent throw both hot ans cold with this wax, it hardened terribly and pulled away from the glass more than any other I've ever used. I even cooled in warm water baths to slow the process and increase adhesion. The tops had to be fixed with a heat gun at least 4 times a piece to get a semi smooth surface. Not worth the money saved because of the extra time I had to spend working with the material. Will not purchase again.