this is the second wax I’ve used and now the only wax I will use… I started with coco/soy 454 and really had a learning curve with the wood wicks… this wax is the opposite it burns quite easily with a 10% fragrance load and I had to downsize a few of my wood wick pours. I just ordered the CD 6 and AL 110/140 recommended wicks to try though I do love the crackling sound and charred scent wood wicks add.

I've tried many waxes over the years. I always went back to igi comfort blend because of the awesome cold and hot throw. I could never quite get the comfort blend to not soot and smoke. This wax beats the cold and hot throw of the comfort blend, has a similar gorgeous appearance without the soot, and with less scent oil. 'm in love with this wax. I'm addicted to it.

All I can say is amazing. Tedious to handle but its worth the little hassle it does cause when its in slab form. This is officially the wax for my business ! Great job candlescience

This is the first wax I ever used when I first began candle making. It is a dream. It does have some considerations that should be noted. This fragrance isn’t good for straight citrus or light scents like ozone, bamboo or light florals . It creates a luxurious experience but can mute softer fragrances and volatile top notes. Now when it comes to heavy more viscous fragrance oils, coco apricot is that girl. Gourmand, resinous, vanilla heavy, and woodsy scents do very well in this wax- sometimes likened to para soy. With these heavier fragrances, you will need a moderately hot wick like a CD series. LX also does well for me. You aren’t likely to get a full melt pool by the 2nd hour or even the first burn. But the 2nd burn is much hotter and any walled wax will catch up, so don’t give up too quick if you think you may be underwicked at first. Also, the cure time can be shorter for HT, but I’ve noticed waiting a good 7 days before wick testing makes a significant difference. A struggling wick may turn out to be perfect after 7 days, and a perfect wick may prove to be too large. I heat this wax to 200 and pour in most FOs at 190. I incorporate the FO keeping the temp at 185-190 while stirring. I don’t let the temp drop while stirring and pour at 160-165 depending on the temps in my environment. I don’t put on a lid on them for 36 hours. I’ve never gotten sink holes, jar adhesion is perfect, and tops are always level and smooth. My collection still features this wax but only for certain FO. Candles science has quality FO, a luxurious wax needs a luxurious FO. Happy Candle Making, Folks!

This is the best wax I have tried so far..! I am still in the testing phase of my candle business and I am really enjoying it. This is exciting..!
I decided to start with soy wax (which is not a bad option) but after trying this Coconut Apricot wax, I immediately fell in love with it. No issues with sinkholes, beautiful surfaces and stronger cold / hot throws every time. I am barely starting in the candle business and I am alredy worried thinking about suppliers discontinuing products... I really hope Candlescience does not discontinue this wax nor the 12oz tin containers..! Fingers crossed..!