Ecosoya CB XceL Soy Wax

Details:

Wax Type:	Natural Soy Wax
Appearance:	Smooth, Opaque
Max Fragrance:	9% or 1 1/2oz./lb.
Applications:	-Containers -Tealights
Pour temp:	135° (+/- 5°)
Melt Point:	125°

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We're excited to carry a new soy wax from NGI. Our analysis and testing of the wax shows promise, but since the wax is new, we are slow to make any claims just yet. We'll update once we've had lots of customer feedback.

NGI's description:
EcoSoya CB-XceL is 100% soy and molecularly blueprinted to control polymorphism. It has extreme resistance to bloom (white frosting) and "wet spots", while producing an excellent scent throw with fragrances. It maintains an even burn pool with consistent color retention.

CB-XceL requires one pour and new technology allows for top surface re-melting. CB-XceL has the highest melt point of all our container waxes, enabling shipment to all climates.

VIDEO: Introducing EcoSoya CB-XceL
Dan Cap from Nature's Gifts International tells us about their new soy container blend, EcoSoya CB-XceL.

VIDEO: NGI uses American Grown Soybeans
Dan Cap from Nature's Gifts International talks about where their soybeans are grown.

Directions:

- Heat soy wax to 185 F (so fragrance oil fully dissolves)
- Add fragrance oil and color
- Remove from heat and stir gently for 2 minutes
- Allow soy wax to cool to desired pour temperature
- Stir gently one last time and pour candle

Customer Reviews

Average rating on 2 reviews

- Beautiful Candles!

By: C.E.Freeman on 09/02/2010

This is by far the best soy yet.I have been using palm wax for the last year because of the problems with soy, but after trying the Excel, I am back to soy. The only problem I have found is the wick.I tried the Eco wicks and they did not function right so I use a CSN14 in my 12.25oz Status jars and they work great.The wax is everything it says when using the right wick. Beautiful Candles!

- Happy at first

By: Suzanne on 06/02/2010

I was so excited to try Xcel. I made one of each of the fragrances I sell (All from CS). Used the same wicks as I do for the CB Advanced. They set up so beautiful. Smooth tops and such creamy appearance through my frosted jars. Excellent glass adhesion. I thought this was the perfect wax (as I do still experiment with different waxes) until I test burned the first one. There was puffs of black soot to where the rim of the jar was turning black....wick looked good. The same happened to the other nine candles. All black puffs of soot. Instead of changing the whole candle recipe I just went back to my CB Advanced.