Bitter Creek Candle Supply, Inc. introduces the most amazing new wax in candle making today, The EZ ParaSoy! What makes this wax so special? Well we are glad you asked! We have for years known that the blend of paraffin and soy was like a marriage made in heaven. Paraffin waxes have long been known for their beautiful, creamy appearance and their ability to easily accept most fragrances with amazing hot and cold scent throw. Paraffin candles also have amazing, vibrant, bold and beautiful color and can use literally any type of dye. But paraffin wax can tend to soot some. Soy is a bit more selective with fragrances and most certainly with colorants. Soy tends to pit and grow if exposed to temperature extremes or it will do so if not poured at the correct temperature. Soy can also tend to frost which to some is unacceptable, but it is so clean burning and that's the beauty of soy! We have found that this hybrid blend of paraffin and soy creates the very best of both worlds! EZ ParaSoy creates a candle that is smooth, creamy and beautifully colored weather it is a pastel, bright, bold or dark color. EZ ParaSoy creates a candle that is cooler burning with reduced soot like that of a soy candle! EZ ParaSoy has PHENOMENAL scent throw both hot and cold! It's the perfect marriage between two waxes!

Uses: EZ ParaSoy can be used to make container candles and wax melts
Fragrance Load: 6% is considered optimal but 9% is possible
Dye: Liquid, Chip, Block, Flake & Powder Dye can all be used in this wax
Wick Suggestions: CD, ECO, HTP, RRD, LX, Performa
Wax Type: EZ ParaSoyis a paraffin & soy blend.
Additive Suggestion: EZ ParaSoy has the optimal blend of additives already in the wax. You may want to however add UV Color Stabilizer to prevent fading and chemical color change.

Instructions for use:
Heat wax to 180-195°. Once wax reaches desired temp, add your dye, blend well then add fragrance and again blend well. This wax should be poured between 165-180* into heated containers. This wax will not adhere to the jars under normal circumstance, instead it will pull away.

This wax WILL likely need a slight top off to fill any minor sink holes. Since this wax does pull away from the container, this will need to be done within the first few hours after your initial pour or it will pour down between the container and the wax. Just re-heat the remainder of the wax from the first pour 10° hotter than the first pour, just up to the original pour line.

*For jelly and mason jars or other jars that are taller than they are wide, we recommend pouring the wax at about 185-190° into heated containers and cooling at room temp. The increased pour temp will allow for more even cooling and less sink holes.

*This wax also works excellent for Clamshell wax melts poured at 150°, no additives needed. I would not recommend it for tarts made in molds though.

A MSDS for this product is available in a printable format here

For testing purposes, we offer for sale, 10 pound slabs or bags of wax.