Is Golden wax 464 good?

Do I choose GW 464 or GW 494? Golden Wax 464 is best used for container candles; it’s a softer wax. It’s well-known for its strong scent throw when fragrance or essential oils are added, it also boasts a smooth, even finish on candles. Golden Wax 494 is best used for wax melts & pillar candles, it’s a harder wax.

What temperature do you add fragrance to 464 soy wax?

185°F
We recommend always adding fragrance oil to your wax at 185°F, regardless of the flashpoint of the fragrance oil. This is the optimal temperature for the fragrance and the wax to bind together, which will provide the best fragrance throw in your finished candle.

Is 464 soy wax the best?

GW 464 is a good quality soy wax produced by global wax giant AAK under the Golden Brands name. The lower melting point of this wax enables it to have improved jar adhesion and helps prevent wet spots to give your candles a professional look.

What is the difference between Golden wax 464 and 444?

The main difference between the Golden Foods Soy Wax 444 and the Golden Foods Soy Wax 464 is the melting point. While the 444 soy wax has a higher melting point, like the original soy wax, the 464 soy wax is not the same. However, this lower melt point allows for a better glass adhesion in the finished candle!

Can you use golden brands 464 soy wax?

Golden Brands 464 Soy Wax is designed for container candles only. We do not recommend it for pillars or votives. You may decide to use the GB 464 for wax melts, however, be sure to test first to see what you think as it can be a bit crumbly so you may find a soy pillar blend preferable for melts.

What makes Golden Brands 464 enhanced soy candle kosher?

This is a blended wax that contains a soy-based additive and is both FDA-approved and Kosher-certified. The additive enables the soy to be poured at hotter temperatures reducing frosting and increasing the fragrance oil load.

Which is the best brand of soy wax?

Golden Brands 464 is our best selling soy wax and a favorite of soy candle makers everywhere! Produced from US Grown Soybeans! Note: Wax is packaged in flake form.

Where does Golden wax for soybeans come from?

Produced from US Grown Soybeans! Note: Wax is packaged in flake form. Golden Wax Update: Golden Brands, LLC was acquired by AAK in 2011. Due to this acquisition, the logos for the Golden Wax we carry has changed, but the product remains the same. Check out our wholesale page for more information on ordering 464 Soy Wax in bulk or by the pallet.