Coconut wax JustWax C100 is ready to use, for candles in jars.

🕯️ JustWax C100 Coconut Wax

Premium 100% natural and ecological wax for candles in glass containers and jars

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We are excited to introduce JustWax C100 – a luxurious and innovative addition to the JustWax family of plant-based waxes. This wax comes in small, convenient white pellets and is a 100% natural blend primarily based on high-quality coconut wax combined with natural additives that provide uncompromising performance. It features a unique brilliant white color, ensures phenomenal adhesion to the walls of glass containers, and creates a smooth and even top surface with just one pour. The wax is fully biodegradable, free from genetically modified materials, and provides exceptionally powerful scent throw – both when the candle is lit (Hot Throw) and unlit (Cold Throw).

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📊 Performance Metrics and Technical Guidelines:

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🧵 Wick Selection and Working Instructions:

• Wick Selection: For this coconut wax, we recommend working with the TCR series – advanced ecological wicks perfectly suited for plant-based waxes, ensuring clean, balanced, and soot-free burning.
• 🧪 Fragrance Load and Dosage: The wax has an exceptional fragrance oil carrying capacity of up to 12% (use high-quality fragrance oils designed for natural waxes). As with all candle making, we recommend thorough testing with every combination of wax, fragrance, and wick.

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📋 Step-by-Step Usage Instructions:

1. Heating and Melting: Melt and heat the wax to a temperature range of 70°C - 80°C.
2. Mixing and Blending: Add the desired fragrance oil and color, and gently and continuously stir for about 3 full minutes to ensure optimal binding and complete integration.
3. Pouring: Pour the wax into the containers or jars at a precise temperature of 60°C for a smooth and aesthetic finish.

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⚡ Microwave Heating Instructions: The wax pellets can be easily melted in a microwave. First, heat until the wax becomes liquid, then continue heating in short 10-second intervals, stirring gently and carefully checking the temperature after each round (it is advisable to completely avoid overheating, which can damage the natural structure of the wax).

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