CandleScience SimplySoy™ Artisan Wax

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CandleScience SimplySoy™ Artisan Wax has a 4 of 5 Stars Rating

4 out of 5 Stars.4

106 reviews

1 lb Bag

($4.79 /lb) $4.79

10 lb Bag

($2.89 /lb) $28.93

45 lb Case

($2.18 /lb) $98.14

5-35 cases ($2.09 /lb) $93.96

36+ cases ($2.03 /lb) $91.30

36 Cases Pallet

($1.97 /lb) $3,193.36

4+ Pallets ($1.94 /lb) $3,142.26

Product Notice, March 11, 2026: This wax is now only available in pastilles instead of granules.

Streamline your process! Introducing CandleScience SimplySoy™ Artisan Wax for hand-poured container candles. Made from 100% plant-based soy, this wax uses performance-enhancing soy additives to create an opaque finish with minimal frosting and improved glass adhesion. Its superior fragrance throw and increased melt point are perfect for makers looking to produce professional-quality candles that stand up to high temperatures—whether during shipping or at outdoor markets. Plus, it comes in easy-to-scoop granules.

CandleScience SimplySoy Artisan Wax highlights:

Premium product at a lower price.
100% plant-based soy wax.
Yields candles with an opaque finish.
Soy-based additives elevate the melt point, making it suitable for shipping in high temperatures.
Additives also reduce frosting and enhance fragrance throw.
Packaged in pastilles form for ease of use.
Mixes easily with most paraffin waxes.

See our lab notes for details on how to conduct your burn testing.

New to Soy Wax?

Review our Soy Wax Troubleshooting Guide
Smooth top struggles? Read Candle Making 101: Smooth Tops
Wondering which soy wax is right for you? Learn more about Choosing a Soy Wax.

New to Candle Making?

Get started with a beginner candle making kit or try out this tutorial on how to make a soy candle

Wholesale Soy Wax Ordering

Check out our wholesale page for more information on ordering CandleScience SimplySoy Artisan Wax in bulk.

Made in the USA

Wax Properties

Wax Type

Soy Wax

Form

Pastilles

Appearances

Creamy

Recommended Wick Series

CD, LX

Melt Point

122-128°F (50.0-53.3°C)

Pour Temp

160°F (71.1°C)

Oil Content

0.0%

Prop 65 Warning

Ingredients

Soy

Applications

Container

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

Tealight

5% or 0.8 oz/lb. (23 g/454 g)

Instructions

Heat to 180°F (82.2°C) using a double boiler. Add fragrance or essential oil and stir for two minutes. Pour at 160°F (71.1°C) +/- 5°F (3°C). Allow candles to cure for at least two days for optimal fragrance throw.

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5 out of 5 Stars.

Great Jar Adhesion !!!

Andrea H. 2026-03-27

I love this wax!!! Question... How do you think it will work with wood wicks?

CandleScience responded: 2026-03-31

We're so glad to hear you're enjoying this wax so much! We do not carry wooden wicks so we haven't had the opportunity to test them with our new SimplySoy™ Artisan Wax but we're not aware of a reason they wouldn't work well together. If your wood wicks are compatible with 100% soy waxes, we'd encourage testing with your wood wick supplier's recommendation to start and then adjusting the wick size up or down based on your candle's burn test results. That should be a great place to begin testing!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Love it!

Jean M. 2026-03-13

I originally bought this wax when it first came out as granular and now that it is only pastilles I had to adjust how I used it . I follow CS' guidelines of adding FO @ 180-185 and pour at 155-160 and have had no problems. The tops are smooth . The CT is okay . I am curing my jars now and will test at 7 days for the HT. Both jars 11 oz with CD wicks 2.8 tops. FO Balsam and Lily of the Valley. The one thing I like about the wax is that it does melt quickly and is easy to work with. Will update when I do burn test for the HT. But I do like the wax.

5 out of 5 Stars.

Love it!

Jean M. 2026-03-13

5 out of 5 Stars.

Amazing CT, awful HT, help!

Gaya 2026-03-03

I have a similar experience to some other users here with this wax. I have used 6-10% loading of FO to test in 4oz tins, with CD8 wick. Nice flame size, no dancing, I do see mushrooming, melt pool ok, no tunneling… but can’t get any smell out of it when it’s burning. Unless I go really closer to the candle. Please help me fix this. Thank you !!

CandleScience responded: 2026-03-05

Thank you for taking the time to review our wax! We're sorry to hear you're not getting a strong hot throw from your candles. A member of our Support team will be reaching out to learn more and offer assistance!

5 out of 5 Stars.

I was skeptical, but this is amazing!!

Tray 2026-02-10

I was so hesitant to try this wax because the initial reviews were so poor. But it seems like the reviews have shifted over some time. So I decided to try a 1lb bag. Short answer: I LOVE this wax! I've been making candles for 5 years (I sell them, as well as make them for my home). One scent that I have tried relentlessly to get a strong HT from is Very Vanilla. I love vanilla scents, so I've been disappointed over the years that I haven't been able to get this scent to throw as well as all the other candles I've made. For reference, my candle recipe is: 464 soy (444 occasionally) with CD wicks and an 8% frag load. I bring my wax up 185, stir in my FO and pour immediately. I also typically cure for just a week, but have cured for the full two weeks (though I don't really find a big difference in throw between these cure times). Over the years, I have tested Very Vanilla dozens and dozens of times under various parameters (lower wax temps, different wicks, slightly higher frag load, etc, etc) and can get an decent HT each time. But for some reason, VV has never been as strong as all of the other candles I've made. I just chalked it up to it being a more subdued fragrance once it's in the wax (as some scents are just more subtle when tested in wax). Right out the gate, this Artisan Wax gave the BEST HT with VV that I've ever had! I'm sold! This is my new go-to wax. I'm so happy I gave it a try and I'm excited to order more!