One of the things that is important to any chandler is the wax that is used. We have had immense luck with this wax. The frosting on the sides we actually enjoy because it makes everyone of our candles unique. It does take some practice to get the pouring point correct but we have found ~130° F is the best to pour at. Make sure to do your research and follow the guides provided by CS to ensure your candles come out perfect every time!

I like the way this wax pours. I was attracted to the melt point and hope to be able to ship with less worries.
Having a hard time getting a good hot throw. Wondering if this could be helped with a longer cure time? I was only waiting 1 week to test. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

If you follow directions this wax works really good. I wanted to use a wax that could hold up better in shipping to hot climates as the back of shipping trucks can get extremely hot. Took a little bit to figure out the right wicks for it, but once I figured that out, the cold and hot throw are great!

I like 444 wax because it is adaptable to the climate of Puerto Rico. It doesn't melt at high temperatures when I'm in the markets or put it in the car.

I’m very new to candle making but I’ve been meticulously following guidelines to make sure I use this wax properly and it’s only ever given me a smooth finish with minimal frosting! When the candle has been lit and then cools, it leaves pitted spots and a bit of frost but I’ve come to learn that is to be expected with a natural soy wax. I live in Florida and I haven’t had issues with melting or sweating yet.