EcoSoya waxes were a favorite of candle makers for nearly 20 years. When NGI made the decision to close their business in 2019, they left a big gap in the soy wax market. In early 2020, UK-based manufacturer Kerax purchased the brand and these popular soy waxes are, very happily, once again available.
EcoSoya PB is a great choice for creating pillar candles, votives, wax melts, and tarts. This all-natural, 100% soy wax exhibits very good scent throw, achieves vibrant colors, and releases easily from molds.
Learn more about working with EcoSoya PB wax by checking out our lab notes.
Note: Wax is packaged in pastille form.
Wholesale Soy Wax Ordering
View our wholesale page for more information on ordering PB Pillar Blend Soy Wax in bulk or by the pallet.
For help choosing the right candle wax for your candles, visit our Wax Guide.
| Max Fragrance | 8% or 1.3oz./lb. for Pillar and Votives, and 12% or 2oz./lb. for Wax Melts |
| Melt Point | 131℉ |
| Wax Type | Natural Soy Wax Pastilles |
| Pour Temp | 160℉ (+/- 5°) |
| Applications | Pillars / Votives / Tarts / Wax Melts |
| Prop 65 Warning Required | No |
I am super sad this blend isn't working for me. I am using molds to make decorative pillars and this wax just doesn't leave a nice finish. A double pour and heat gun is definately required! Cold throw is great, hot throw is okay. I wish there were more reviews or better instructions to get nice results.
I really don't want to write this review, but I so wanted to like this wax bc of its Eco qualities, plus they come in pellet form. However, I am not getting any cold throw or hot throw and I've tried adding and pouring my fragrances/wax at different temperatures. I don't have a whole lot of funds to just throw away, so this was really disappointing. The wax I was using prior was 'out of stock', so I was happy to give this a try. I should have waited just a little longer to order the wax I normally use...
This is the fourth wax I’ve tried for melts and by far my favorite! With no color added, the end product is beautiful. Shiny, white, and no frosting. I add 10% FO at 185 and pour at 160. I used to pour cooler but was getting some sinking. Customer service recommended 160 and it’s perfect. Also holds color well, block, liquid and mica. Perfect!
I’m not loving this wax at all. It keeps caving in the center of my bubble candles and in my wax melts as well. Do you have to use two pours with this wax? I only want to be able to use one pour and be done. Any tips please?
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I tried this wax today for the first time to make wax melts in silicone molds and it turned out fantastic! This is what worked for me: At 180 degrees I added color. At 170 degrees I added fragrance and stirred for 2 1/2 minutes and at 151 degrees I poured into the silicone wax molds. I let them set about an hour and a half at room temperature and they popped out perfectly and the whole house smelled so good :). I personally went a little over the recommended fragrance load since these are soy and it worked great for me. Will definitely be ordering again.
EcoSoya performs beautifully for my wax melts. Pops easily out of clam shell without crumbling. Holds our high FO load well.
This is probably the worse wax I've used! It breaks with just looking at it, it gets a ton of frost, it caves when it dries, and even strong fragrances that I've used with other wax like 949, with this one it has no throw what so ever. Total waste of money. Very disappointed
I like how the wax is in pallets, but be Warned do NOT open the grey bag and think there is another bag holding the wax, I almost lost all my wax when I open the bag and layed it flat the wax pallets started to fall all over I caught it in time thank goodness, just becareful when opening, I do suggest open it standing upright and then get what you need out of it and clip it shut, it does now come with another bag to seal the wax, Unless I got a cheap packer who was in a hurry..
At what temp should I add fragrance oil? Having previously used the now discontinued GW 494 to make my melts I am desperately trying to find a replacement! With 494 I would heat to 190, add fragrance oil @180, then pour 160. I read the lab notes included and did not see what temperatures it was heated and fragrance oil added. Thank you.
