Golden Wax 415 Soy Wax

Golden Wax 415 Soy Wax has a 4 of 5 Stars Rating

4 out of 5 Stars.

115 reviews

10 lb Bag

Out of stock

($2.68 /lb) $26.81

45 lb Case

Out of stock

($2.20 /lb) $98.90

5-35 Cases ($2.15 /lb) $96.83

36 Cases [Pallet] ($2.10 /lb) $94.42

Produced from US grown soybeans, Golden Wax 415 is a pure soy container wax with no additives. This wax is ideal for blending with natural or paraffin waxes to create a wax personalized for your business needs. It can be used by itself, but candle tops may need refinishing and frosting may occur. Golden Wax 415 offers excellent fragrance throw and the marketing appeal of 100% soy wax.

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Candle Maker’s Notes:
Pure soy wax is prone to craters and bumps unless it is blended with another type of wax, like paraffin or beeswax. If you’d like to sell your candles as 100% soy wax, we recommend embracing the imperfections as a feature of soy wax.

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Wondering which soy wax is right for you? Learn more about Choosing a Soy Wax.
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Check out our wholesale page for more information on ordering GB 415 Soy Wax in bulk or by the pallet.

Made in the USA

Wax Properties

Wax Type

Soy Wax

Form

Flakes

Appearances

Creamy White

Recommended Wick Series

CD, ECO

Melt Point

121°F (49.4°C)

Pour Temp

95°F (35.0°C)

Oil Content

0.0%

Prop 65 Warning

Ingredients

Soy

Applications

Container

10% or 1.6 oz/lb. (45 g/454 g)

Tealight

6% or 1.0 oz/lb. (27 g/454 g)

Instructions

Heat to 185°F (85°C) using a double boiler. Add fragrance or essential oil, remove from heat, and stir for two minutes. Pour at 95°F (35°C). Allow candles to cure for two weeks for optimal fragrance throw.

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Shay 2025-11-07

I’ve used 415 wax for years and love the the simplicity with melting flakes, no additives (not even a dash of “sum’n sum’n), yes, it can play well with others if you’ve got the patience and enjoy playing tha “Mad Scientist” aka test, test, and test some more!
Using glass clear vessels? Expect a bit of “brainy” texture on top-my daughter’s term-Normal for true soy wax. It can be tricky when it comes to wet spots, but nothing the mad scientist can’t overcome! Slow burning, packs a punch both cold & hot throw! Hope this helps!!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Great

Adrianna 2025-05-13

I’ve been using this soy way for almost 5 years and I love how my candles come out

5 out of 5 Stars.

Beautifully burning and clean!

Shar 2024-12-29

I have folks in my circles that have chemical sensitivities. They can enjoy the candles I make from the 415 soy wax without a reaction (I don't add dyes and if I add fragrance it is only from essential oils)!! I've been using this wax for hobby candle-making for the last 4+ years. Absolutely love this wax for how easy it is to make container candles that burn beautifully and cleanly, all the way down to the last bit of wax. I've used the eco wicks primarily, and of late have started using the CD wicks also with great results. Yes, this wax is softer than other waxes I've worked with in the past, but overall does not adversely impact the candle-making process. Can't recommend this wax enough!!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Golden Wax 415 Soy Wax

Taahira 2024-05-25

I have the Golden 415 wax. I tell you what, I notice wicks make a big difference. I bought a a 45lb of wax to practice, and I love it. I haven't perfected it yet, but I'm almost there. I also noticed a heating gun helps smooth out your candles at the top. Mine were choppy looking and not a very good site to see. lol
Thank you Candle science, I really enjoy candle making along with your help. The wick guide helped ALOT!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Works great for me.

Mike G 2023-10-10

As a newbie, making candles for myself and friends, with almost no experience, no thermometer, running 10-12% fragrance oil and only enough dye to color the candles to "not wax white" I've had none of the issues with "craters" and lumps that other reviews complain about. I generally fill my containers about 90% while keeping the last 10% warm and fluid. When the candle cools, I top off the container with the remaining wax. Tops are flat, no craters or holes. Only a slight "frost-like" look to the top surface. Easily remedied with a hair dryer.