Golden Brands 444 Soy Wax

Golden Brands 444 Soy Wax has a 4 of 5 Stars Rating

4 out of 5 Stars.

302 reviews

10 lb Bag

($2.96/lb) $29.55

45 lb Case

($2.30/lb) $103.30

5-35 Cases ($2.20 /lb) $98.91

36 Cases [Pallet] ($2.15 /lb) $96.93

Produced from US grown soybeans, Golden Brands 444 soy wax is a container wax that contains a soy-based additive that reduces frosting. Additionally, Golden Brands 444 has a higher melt point than 464 wax which allows the candles to hold their shape better in warm weather.

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Made in the USA

Wax Properties

Wax Type

Soy Wax

Form

Flakes

Appearances

Creamy White

Recommended Wick Series

CD, ECO

Melt Point

119°F (48.3°C)

Pour Temp

135°F (57.2°C)

Oil Content

0.0%

Prop 65 Warning

Ingredients

Soy

Applications

Container

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

Tealight

6% or 1.0 oz/lb. (27 g/454 g)

Instructions

Heat to 185°F (85°C) using a double boiler. Add fragrance or essential oil, remove from heat, and stir for two minutes. Pour at 135°F (57.2°C). Allow candles to cure for two weeks for optimal fragrance throw.

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4 out of 5 Stars.

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5 out of 5 Stars.

Dents and holes

Toocute 2025-05-05

I have been making candles for a few years and wonder why my candles always have sink holes or dents in the top of my candles. I melt to 185 add fragrance at 150 and pour at 135. Please help..

CandleScience responded: 2025-05-06

Hi there, thanks so much for your review. A member of our Support team has reached out to help with the aesthetic issues you're experiencing!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Sink Holes and Dents.

VeeB 2025-05-04

I have been making candles for a few years and wonder why my candles always have sink holes or lumps in the top of my candles. I transitioned from using 464 however, is there a secret behind burning this soy wax? I melt to 185 and pour at 135.

CandleScience responded: 2025-05-05

Hi there! Thanks for reviewing this wax. We're sorry to hear you're having some candle issues, and a member of our Support team will be reaching out to assist!

5 out of 5 Stars.

So disappointed!!

Jennifer 2025-02-24

I’ve been in the candle business for years and decided to try this wax after reading so many positive reviews. I am heating to 185 and pouring at 135. No matter what I do, they cure with holes, pits, dimples and just rough looking tops. Could someone plz tell me what the magic secret is with this wax??

CandleScience responded: 2025-02-25

Thanks for your review, Jennifer! A member of our Support team has reached out to assist with the pits and dimples you're seeing.

4 out of 5 Stars.

Hopeful

Bryauna 2025-02-13

I've been using 464 for 5 years, but now that I live somewhere where the summers are super hot, I decided to try the 444 for the better stability. I'm hopeful, but so far I'm having trouble with the wax being super rough on top after burning! It is a little dimply after pouring and setting, which is easy to fix with a quick blast of the heat gun, but after doing some wick testing, all my tester candles are super rough on top once the wax is cooled again. Am I doing something wrong? I've never had this happen before - been making soy wax candles (with 464) for 5 years!

CandleScience responded: 2025-02-14

Hi Bryauna! Thanks for your review. A member of our Support team has reached out with some information about rough tops on candles.

5 out of 5 Stars.

I love it

Pisces Touch 2024-11-18

I’m new to the candle business. I started out using the 464 but switched to the 444. I love it. I use 9-10%FO. I was using CD12 wicks and experienced some mushroom but HT amazing. The Wick guide suggested I should use 14 instead. Going to try