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!

I bought this wax based on reviews. I live in California so I didn’t need to worry about sweating. I just started candle making as a new hobby and you couldn’t tell I’m a rookie by the way the smooth tops come out. There is no bubble or foaming just a clean top. I can’t wait to show my friends at work.

I have been using this wax with the 8 oz and 6 oz tins. I ship to customers in FL and they have not complained of any issues with the product after shipping or even when they receive the candles. I have read in the comments about sweating. I have not had a problem with sweating and I believe it is because I make my candles in my basement and the environment temp averages between 67 and 70 degrees. I mix fragrance then color (I mix fragrance then color at 185 and stir for 2 to 3 min) I pour at 150 no lower than 145. But I believe the key to no sweating is keeping the environment temp between 67 and 70 degrees. The fragrances I use depend on the fragrance itself it is strong I will use 6 to 7 percent, medium 7 to 8 percent and light as high as 10 percent. I love this wax. I was at a vendor event and yes they did sweat but only because they were being alternated between a cooler with ice and display due to the outside temp was 98 degrees with a heat index of 104 degrees. But they still with stood the heat due to several fans and the alternating from cooler to display.

Hi there, I'm new to candle making, and I got the wax right for several reasons; The only problem encountered is sweat, it is too bad for aesthetics, and I would sincerely like you to help me solve this. Thank You.