I'm a new user of this wax but not a new candle maker. Like some of the other reviews, the ht is pretty sad when using the instructions provided here. I love CS lab notes but in this case, I'm not so sure why they differ so much from the manufacturer. Using the CS instructions, the ht was almost non existent unless standing over the candle. Using the manufacturer instructions, it's much, much better, at least using the couple fo's I tried which are lemon pound cake+very vanilla and strawberry short cake + cake fo. Same wicks, jars, etc, but the manufacturer suggests heating and adding FO at 160° and pouring at 150°. I used 8% fo and lx wicks.

I'm still testing currently but there's not much info out there on this wax in so I wanted to share.

I have been using this wax for a while now, I honestly couldn't think of changing. It melts well, hold the fragrance oils well. I am all around happy that I chose this wax. Not to mention how it burns, I have gotten so much positive feed back from customers. Thank you again.

I have been using this wax for a while now, and I absolutely love it. Great CT and HT, smooth tops. The only problem I keep having is frosting. The frosting gets so bad. I do the best I can to keep my jars warm before pouring at 150 degrees, but no luck. But overall, no other issues!

So far the tealights are working great! Follow your normal steps for this wax. I had Eco tealight wicks on hand and they burned well. Just a tip if you are doing small batches - it is important to keep your wax as close to 150 degrees F if you can as you may get a little frosting on the bottom of the tealight cup. I ended up keeping my pour pot warm and I did not notice any more frosting.

I love this wax for my container candles. Has anyone tried this wax for tealight candles? If so, what did you think? I'm trying a batch now and will post my results!