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Soy wax, as a natural plant wax, is refined from hydrogenated soybean oil. It is environmentally friendly, non-toxic, and biodegradable, making it an ideal raw material for scented candles and container candles. The melting point of soy wax​ typically ranges from 45℃ to 52℃.

More and more brands are choosing to source candles through the OEM model. Whether it's European fragrance brands, North American home decor brands, or large buyers from the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa, they typically prioritize product quality consistency over price.

What are the differences between soy wax and paraffin wax? Both can be used to make beautiful candles, but in reality, there are significant differences in terms of origin, burning performance, and application experience.

When it comes to soy wax, many people's first thought is candles - scented candles, craft candles, container candles. This is indeed its most common application, but it is far from being all.

Candle making may seem simple, but in actual production, various problems are often encountered. Wax, as the most commonly used wax material, is widely used in various candle production due to its low price, good molding properties, and excellent coloring effect.

Candle making may seem simple, but in actual production, various problems are often encountered. Wax, as the most commonly used wax material, is widely used in various candle production due to its low price, good molding properties, and excellent coloring effect.