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14 cze 2021 · I use IGI 4627 for my container candles and bought a batch from Candle Science while they were receiving all of the negative reviews (didn't notice the reviews until after the purchase). I actually contacted them and asked if I should be concerned.
Has anyone tried IGI-4630 (Harmony blend) or IGI-6046 (coconut/paraffin blend)? I've been looking at switching to a paraffin wax, and have been…
I want to make wax melts for personal use, and that’s where I’m getting confused, because a lot of this sub is based on wicked candles. I’ve found good reviews for IGI 6006, IGI 4625, Golden Brands 464, and Golden Brands 416.
My wax is igi 4627 and fragrance load is 10%. Idk if I should lower the load or what. Please give me some suggestions. I tried LX 20 as suggested on this jar but it’s too small, however, the burn was clean and the wick didn’t flicker at all!
IGI 4630 Harmony Blend Wax is a single-pour, fully refined paraffin wax for containers and tealights. This wax adheres well to containers, and creates a smooth, opaque, and slightly glossy finished candle. No additional additives are needed—just add fragrance and color.
IGI 4625 is a top-performing pre-blended pillar wax, perfect for wax melts, tarts, votives, and pillar candles. With a smooth and opaque appearance, IGI 4625 accepts dye well for brightly colored candles. This fully refined paraffin wax requires a second pour, but easily releases from molds.
IGI is a leading producer of microcrystalline wax, paraffin, PE wax, vegetable wax, and water-based coatings. We are a complete wax supply chain partner.
