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Soy Wax and Frosting

Updated: Sep 17, 2023


What is soy wax frosting?

Soy wax frosting is a natural occurrence that can happen with soy wax candles. It appears as a white, frosted or crystalline texture on the surface of the candle. It does not affect the quality or performance of the candle.

Why does soy wax frosting occur?

Soy wax frosting occurs due to the natural characteristics of soy wax. Soy wax is derived from soybean oil, which contains natural additives and impurities. These impurities can sometimes crystallize and rise to the surface during the cooling process, resulting in the frosting effect.

Is soy wax frosting a defect?

No, soy wax frosting is not considered a defect. It is a common and natural characteristic of soy wax candles. It does not affect the candle's burn time, scent throw, or overall performance.


Does soy wax frosting affect the burn quality?

No, soy wax frosting does not affect the burn quality of the candle. It may actually be an indicator of the candle's use of natural soy wax, which is known for its environmentally-friendly and renewable properties.

Can soy wax frosting be prevented?

While soy wax frosting cannot be completely prevented, there are a few measures you can take to minimize its appearance:

- Store your candles in a cool environment, as higher temperatures can increase the likelihood of frosting.

- Avoid placing your candles in direct sunlight or near heat sources.

- Use a heat gun or hairdryer to gently heat the surface of the candle after it has solidified, which can help reduce frosting.

Can soy wax frosting be removed?

Yes, soy wax frosting can be removed if desired. However, keep in mind that it may naturally reappear over time. To remove frosting, you can gently wipe the surface of the candle with a soft cloth or paper towel.


Remember, soy wax frosting is a normal characteristic of soy candles and does not impact their performance or safety. Embrace the unique and natural beauty of your soy wax candles, frosting and all!


 
 
 

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