Please stock a replacement! A natural wax that isn't soy is needed. Really loved this blend.

I am so disappointed that this wax is no longer carried. While I do understand the reason for discontinuing it, this was the best one in every way for candle making. What I am suppose to do when my batch of wax is all gone? I guess I will have to look for another supplier who carries a coconut/soy based wax for candles. I do hope you guys can get together and get something else in to replace it soon. Otherwise I will have to start looking for another supplier.

I just started testing this wax several months ago and loved it so much! Are you considering a replacement for this wax? It set up SO nicely and burns so well. I understand the reason you discontinued it but am hoping there's another option for you to carry!

In the past I've had consistent issues with the 464 pure soy wax. This includes sinkholes, frosting, etc that we've all experienced using pure soy.

I started to experiment with the C-6 wax and noticed it was significantly denser because of how long it took to burn. I started to add some to my 464 soy just to see what would happen and noticed that it helped stabilize some of my issues with the pure soy. I now have far fewer holes and settling issues in my candles. As an added bonus they also burn longer which, of course, my customers are happy about.

I started candle making using 464 and after doing some research I decided to make the switch to C6 and have no regrets! The glass adhesion and smooth tops are almost effortless and the HT and CT are pretty good!

I wanted to try something different from the GB464 soy wax for a better hot throw. I was excited to try this, but I’m thoroughly disappointed in the wax appearance after one burn. I found that the trick to getting a smooth top, is to heat the wax to 190F, stir in fragrance, and pour at 175F. For some reason, allowing it to cool too much before pouring really causes severe craters on the tops. What’s really disappointing is after just one burn, the wax solidifies into a lumpy mess. It’s terrible. The hot throw is good, but it’s not aesthetically pleasing to look at whatsoever. I’m upset I bought so much of this wax because I wouldn’t sell the candles to anyone!

I hope the manufacturer of this wax can improve it somehow, because I want a natural wax without paraffin that’s performs well!

I would like to purchase the Cargill C-6 Soy/Coconut wax, but the tech info pdf. would not show anything in either one. Please provide tech info.
Thank you

The price of this wax is great compared to other suppliers but my experience was a little disappointing. The wax is lumpy in appearance when cooled. The scent throw and adhesion were great, just wish it presented better.

i love coconut wax. But i will be changing to this wax. I have had no problems except to wick up by 3..... as long as wick care is done haven't had any problems. and i am not a soy fan.. I like how it looks in my 8 o/z str. sided glass. I heat to 200 * and poor at 185 with scent. no problems

I was very excited to work with this wax as I am a big fan of using coconut wax! It is a soy/ coconut wax blend and I thought I’d give it a try. Unfortunately all my candles came out with a lumpy finish which, even after using a heat gun 2-3 times, was very hard to get rid of. The wax also seemed to be a bit dense? and it became hard for the wick to continue to burn. I ended up burning these candles on my own since I didn’t feel comfortable enough to sell them. I love Candle Science and hope to try this wax again if it gets revised!