I started making candles in 2020 with this wax. I've been a fan since. the only issue I had was with wicking. I found that for me, CD wicks work best. Some people will say to try others to see if I still feel the same way, but if its not broken I'm not trying to fix it.

I use cd 12 with the igi 6006. I love the hot throw. But the jars get extremely hot and the soot is horrible. Which wick is the correct wick to use?

I love IGI6006. Works well in straight side libbey jars 10oz double wicked if you dont have a medium wood wick or small wood wick with booster. I did a Power burn and short burn 4hrs on point in HTP wicks with this wax & they came out perfect with CS oils. No smoke. No high flame. Enough to fuel the scent to fill the kitchen and into the living room. Would buy again and again, easy to work with and add a little.more soy if you need to. Cure time is 24-48hrs. The longer you cure, the better it smells and a better turnaround time than straight soy where many are allergic to. So glad I switched to this wax at the beginning of this year. My package arrived nicely and customer service was on point with a quick fix for a spillage. No complaints. 💯

I thought was wanted to try and go a little more natural so I tried a coconut soy wax. For me, it was way too hard and my candles always tunneled, so I came back to this and I really appreciate how much softer it is and so easy to work. The final product always comes out perfect, I rarely get any tunneling.

We have switched over to 6006 permanently. We started with. 444. Then 464, but now it’s all 6006. The HT and CT are well beyond what we had from soy. Our customers immediately noticed the difference. They all asked if we were making our candles stronger. Lol. When in actuality we are now using less FO at 8%. The only negative is that it is very sticky but we use gloves when cutting the slabs and it’s totally worth it it in the end. If you are frustrated with soy definitely give 6006 a try. We heat to 190. Add FO and pour at 170. Beautiful every time.