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Naturewax Cargill Rapeseed/Coconut 660-55M for Wax Melts - 1kg |
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| Code: | RAPECOCO1 |
| SKU: | RAPECOCO1 |
| Barcode: | 887955100856 |
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€7.80
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Details:
A proprietary blend of vegetable waxes based exclusively on rapeseed and coconut oil. NatureWax® 660-55M vegetable wax contains neither ingredients with an animal or mineral/
petroleum origin, nor ingredients originating from genetically modified (GM) plant sources.
Suitable for: • Wax Melts • Tea Lights • Small Containers (<60mm) Advantages: • High-thermal stability: tolerant of repeated heating cycles without discoloration or malodor • Neutral and very stable base odor which supports delicate fragrances • White/light base ideal for addition of colors, giving strong/vibrant results • Smooth finish and good tolerance to crystallisation bloom • Excellent hot and cold fragrance throw • Easy demolding of even complex forms, with a smooth and shiny surface finish • Supplied in pellet form • Melting point: +48 - 52°C • Made with rapeseed of EU origin • Free from palm, soy, GM, paraffin, additives and is also considered Halal, Kosher and vegan Storage Instructions: • Store at 15-25°C • Protect from extreme heat and cold; prolonged storage at temperatures over 32°C (90°F). and under 5°C (41°F) should be avoided How to Use: Melting: The wax may be melted at about 70°C to incorporate colors and fragrances. Recommended fragrance load is 8-10%. Higher temperatures are permissible but heating the wax above 90°C for prolonged periods is not recommended. Pouring: The ideal pouring temperature will depend on the mold size, the ambient temperature and other ingredients used; some small-scale experimentation is highly recommended before pouring larger quantities. The wax is tolerant to different pour temperatures, and a recommended starting range is 50-60°C. Curing: The melt or candle should be allowed to cool and cure for at least 12 hours before use, preferably in a temperature-controlled environment. Please note that this wax, when used on its own and without the addition of fragrance, tends to be hard and brittle. For non-fragranced or lightly fragranced candles, it is recommended to blend this wax with a softer base wax for better performance. |
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