Hearth & Harbor Organic Soy Candle Wax for Candle Making, 5 lbs Natural Candles Making Supplies, Beeswax-Free, Paraffin-Free, Pure Soy Wax Flakes Perfect for Candles, Tealights and Melts

Great quality, easy to use. I love the bigger size options as I do a lot of candle making. This is a good quality at a good price. It comes in sizes I can manage and afford. It is worth it for me in cost, quality and easy of use.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It's not a solid block of wax & is much easier to use---I really like it & will be using this kind of wax from now on.Ease of use:Very easy to use & melts much faster than the solid block wax. GREAT PRODUCT. Will be using this wax from now on.

First off, this Hearth & Harbor kit gives you a whopping 10 pounds of soy wax. That’s enough to make candles for every room in your house, your neighbors’ houses, and probably a small gift shop. If you love bulk buys, you’ll adore this. However, if you’re short on storage space, prepare to Tetris this behemoth into your craft closet.The wax itself? Melts like a dream. Seriously, it’s impressively quick to go from solid flakes to liquid gold—perfect for impatient crafters like me. Once you blink, you’ll be ready for the moment to add your fragrance oil because this stuff doesn’t mess around.The kit includes 100 wicks, 100 wick stickers, and 2 centering devices, which sounds amazing until you realize those centering devices are only marginally helpful unless you have Jedi-level balance and small-ish containers. Still, it beats trying to MacGyver something with a chopstick and rubber band.Overall, this kit is great if you’re into candle-making and don’t mind the occasional sprint to keep up with fast-melting wax. Just make sure you’ve cleared some shelf space for your candle empire because you’re about to have a lot of them!

melts evenly and totally. Burns nicely with very little smoke.

Just buy the wax and not the full kit. The scent is useless. I threw it all away. But the wax works well with cotton wicks. It doesn’t work with wooden wicks-just will not burn. My wooden wicks work well with paraffin wax so I know it is a wax issue. Trying to blend with paraffin to get the wooden wicks to work.

I needed an inexpensive end of school gift idea for all of the teachers and therapists that work with my son throughout the year (18 different people). So I decided to make all natural insect repellent candles with soy wax. I found this deal for wax and wicks and thought this is perfect until I read some of the reviews…I decided to give it a shot anyways. After making 18 candles and burning one as a tester I decided to write a review.I used a pot of water and stainless steel bowl to melt the wax which melted beautifully and clear. I added a small amount of mica dust and alcohol ink along with essential oils after I removed it from the heat. Everything blended smoothly and even. I used the wicks holding them down with the provided sticky dots and started to pour. I did find the sticky dots didn’t really hold the wicks down so using a turkey baster and put a small amount of wax around each wick allowing it to harden a bit to hold them in place. Then I poured the rest of each candle and loved the end result. The next day I tested one to make sure it would light, stay lit and not produce a weird smell or funky smoke which it didn’t! When I decided to add mica for a little sparkle I read a lot of people had issues with the wicks getting clogged and not lighting but chose to do it anyways and have no problems. The wax has the cutest sparkle and smell!I’m extremely happy with this wax and will definitely use it again!

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I’m making vintage candles in thrifted glass for my wedding using this wax! It’s worked great so far. It’s super easy to melt down and transfer and it burns pretty good, not too fast. I am also a beginner.