C55 1 LB. WAX SAMPLE

Not sure where to begin when it comes to making wax melts? With C55, you'll get a top-performing, excellent scent throw for beginners and advanced makers alike.

Excellent to use for wax melts/snap bars.

Description

Made from a proprietary blend of coconut wax and food grade paraffin, this coconut wax melt has excellent scent throw. 

The C55 | Caluxe Coconut Tart Wax is formulated specifically for wax melts and tarts, and is not suitable for containers or votives. Due to its characteristics, it can carry high fragrance loads. The throw of this formulation is amazing. Aside from being smooth and creamy, it also exhibits color well. 

• Paraben and Phthalate-free
• Sold in slab form (1lb. sample)
• Suggested FO load: 10%. / Max. 15%
• Crisp Break
• Pops out easily
• Color & Appearance: white, creamy, firm and smooth
• Melt Point: 125-135° Degrees F 
• Recommended cure time: 7 days (2 wk. cure gives an even better throw)
• shipping not included 

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How to Use

For Best Results: Melt wax to 210-215°F, remove from heat source, add fragrance oil, stir for 30-60 seconds, pour at 165-170°F, cure 7 days. If pouring into clamshells allow wax to cool to 170°F first before pouring. 

Works great in our Snap Bar Molds , Mini Semi Sphere Round Mold or our Wax Melt Containers (6 cavity or 1 oz cavity).

Pour Temperature:

• Clamshells: 170°F
• Silicone Mold: Check with your supplier

How much fragrance oil to add:
The fragrance oil weight to add to your wax is the chosen fragrance load (the percentage %) multiplied by the weight of the wax.

If you’re using C55 the maximum fragrance load is 10% but you can use 12-15%, for the higher fragrance load make sure to test per fragrance.

Here is a simple formula:
(oz of wax using) x (% of fragrance oil you want to use) = (oz of fragrance oil needed)
For example, let's say you are using two pounds of wax and want to use 10% fragrance oil.
First, you'll need to calculate the number of ounces of wax you have:
2 x 16 (number of oz in 1 pound) = 32oz
Plug these numbers into your formula:
32 x 10% = 3.2oz
You can round up to 3.5 oz for easy measuring on your scale.

Maker Notes

Using more or less fragrance may produce different results in your final product.  Individual usage can vary based on your desired fragrance strength. 

For lighter scents we use 15% fragrance oil, for stronger scents I use 10-12% fragrance oil.

• The wax is hard, use a straight edge soap/wax cutter to break up the pieces.
• Temp will start to quickly drop after you add the oil
• Allow wax to cool to 170°F before pouring into clamshells
• The maximum fragrance load is 10%, but you can use 12-15%.
• For the higher fragrance load make sure to test per fragrance.
• Top will be firm, smooth and have a creamy finish once set.
• Recommended cure time: 7 days (2 week cure gives an even better throw)

Note: This wax comes in slab form in 1 lb.  (weight is approximate). Brick weights may vary by +/- 3%. There may be some slight variation in the weight of the slab.

Always test in all applications. We do not take responsibility for our test results differing from your test results. You are responsible for your own testing.