I love this wax. It is so smooth and beautiful. CT and HT performance vary depending on the fragrance oil used and I find wood wicks bring the best results. I really love how clean and silky the tops look when cooled.

Please don’t discontinue this blend.

Just to start, this wax is beautiful. The finish is a breathtaking creamy finish that is as smooth as ice. I'm working on a fall line currently and read over CS lab notes on the wax. I heated my wax to 190, added FO at 190, stirred between 1-2 mins and tried my best to pour between 175 - 170 degrees. My pours weren't always exact at these numbers but pretty close. It has been about 24 hours of curing at this point, I made 10 candles, every 2 were a unique scent from CS (different size vessels as I'm in testing currently) with a 9%FL. After 24 hours, I'm getting very very little to no cold throw from my candles. I will be wickless testing these 10 and after finding the right wick will be making another 10 for testing before production for the fall line I need to complete by September, but I'm concerned if I cant figure out this cold throw situation no one will buy these. I plan to let them cure another 2 days, but am feeling pretty nervous.

This wax is truly a blessing. I started my journey with 464 and 100% soy is just not for me. I need passion! I need throw! Cold, Hot, smooth tops; I need LUXURY! and Coconut Apricot delivers. It is now my chosen exclusive wax over another brand's luxury coconut soy wax because it's slightly more affordable. Once I learned my container/wick combo for this wax it was smooth sailing. I enjoy how nicely it burns and resets. The temperature is also standard at 185 F heating and pouring at 160 - 170 F. It also enables me to keep fragrances at 8% with much satisfaction. I could go 10% to be extreme but honestly this wax makes it easy to maintain fragrance costs but delivering a lot with a little.

The only annoying thing is it is very gooey in it's cold form but wear gloves and all is well.

I will be using this wax for 90% of my brand's uses. Keep up the good work and DO NOT DISCONTINUE (please ^_^).

I have been using Golden Brands 464 for a year now and I love the cold and hot throw of that wax, however I love to color my wax and I use clear vessels and the frosting really bothered me with that wax. I wanted to give this wax a try to remedy that issue.

I used Candlescience’s Salted Honey Butter fragrance oil at 10% fragrance load. I used the studio tumbler jar by Candlescience as my vessel with a CD 16 wick. I colored this candle with a mixture of brown and yellow to test the frosting.

When my candle cooled, the top was very smooth. There were no cracks or sink holes. I didn’t have to use my heat gun for anything. After 5 days cure time there was no visible frosting which is great! There was also amazing jar adhesion. I didn’t see any separation from the vessel. However, the cold throw in that candle is very weak and I don’t smell the hot throw at all.

I really would like to switch to this wax, but I need help figuring out how to achieve good cold and hot throws, which is the most important part.

This wax is soft and beautiful, with a soft top after it's burned. It really fits great with the luxury line I am doing. It is easy to pour and has great adhesion on the candle vessel I purchased from Candle Science—Sonomo—frosted white and black swirl. My challenge is that the CT is awesome, but I barely smell the HT. I used 2 LX 16 wicks, 10% FO, and cured for 7 days. Any input would be awesome!