NEW CandleScience CocoSol Wax For Incredible Hot Throw in Wax Melts, Pillars, and Votives

Looking for powerful hot throw? CandleScience CocoSol Soy Pillar Wax is a must-try! Craft melts and tarts with fragrance loads up to 25%-or create powerhouse pillar and votive candles up to 15%.
Made with an exclusive, high-performance blend of plant-based sunflower, coconut, and soy waxes, CocoSol Soy Pillar Wax delivers the intense aromas you crave. Formulated right in our lab, this wax is only available from CandleScience. Learn how to get started with it now!
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[@doraharboyan2574]

Very Very good wax 😊😊😊😊

[@candlescience]

I'm so glad you like it!

[@sams79sam94]

It's good seeing you Kevin, I would love to see you in fragrance blending live again, after all you are the laibrary dude hhhhhhh.

[@sams79sam94]

Lovely new wax and amazing fragrance load. I do prefer wax melts over candles. Thank you for the informative video.

[@candlescience]

Thanks for watching, we're always happy to help!

[@AngelAttrot]

Omg, please come make sales in Brazil! 😭😭

[@candlescience]

Hopefully we can expand our shipping options and locations soon! 🤞

[@kingbrookcandleco.]

Thank you so much for this breakdown 🖤

[@candlescience]

Happy to help!

[@cherylrigney8108]

What am I doing wrong? I have a wet looking on the top of some of my clamshells. Not all only a few. What can I do to get rid of this? I have used the 25% fragrance oil and I have used 20% fragrance oil. I still got this look on a few each. My fragrance oils can from CS to.

[@tinadepew1930]

Any sales in the near future? I have so many fragrance oils that I want to try, but it will cost a fortune. Any 1oz sales coming up?

[@candlescience]

There is usually a 1oz fragrance sale in the Spring! We might also have some promotions before then though. The best way to get notified about sales would be to subscribe to the CS newsletter and/or socials because we'll announce them there first!

[@tinadepew1930]

@candlescience thank you

[@victorianhlapo832]

Does your company ship to South Africa?

[@candlescience]

Unfortunately, no, I'm so sorry! We are currently only able to ship within the US and Canada.

[@stellaselvam4340]

Hi bro i want to make scented candles but I don't how much amount of fragrance has to add .if I add 100 grams of wax how much ml fragrance should i add in it . please help me bro

[@candlescience]

I got you bro, it's going to depend on the fragrance load you'll want to use. Most waxes can hold 6% to 10% but it will depend on your particular wax and preference. You'll also want to weigh out your wax and fragrance by weight and not volume as densities can vary. A good formula to use is this: (oz/grams of wax using) x (% of fragrance oil you want to use, converted to a decimal) = (oz/grams of fragrance oil needed) For example, let's say you are using two pounds (32 oz/908 grams) of wax and want to use 6% fragrance oil. Plug these numbers into your formula: 32 oz/908 grams x 0.06 = 1.92oz/54.48 grams You can round up to 2oz or 55 grams for easy measuring on your scale. I hope that helps, but definitely let me know if you have any questions!

[@stellaselvam4340]

@@candlescience thanks bro now clear.neat explanation thank you so much .god bless you