Permanite Nude Candle Wax is a paraffin wax which is one of the most widely used waxes in candle making due to it being so versatile, affordable and having a strong scent throw.

Features of Paraffin Wax in Candle Making:

• Melting Point – Ranges from 46°C to 68°C, making it suitable for various candle styles.
• Scent Retention – Holds fragrance oils well, ensuring a strong hot and cold throw.
• Smooth Finish – Produces clean, glossy candles with minimal imperfections.
• Burn Time – Offers a long-lasting burn.
• Versatility – Works well for container, pillar, and moulded candles.

For the best results when making paraffin wax candles, it’s essential to follow key steps carefully. First, adding fragrance oils at 85-93°C ensures maximum scent absorption, allowing the candle to release a strong, lasting aroma. Then, pouring the wax at an ideal temperature of 68-74°C helps prevent air bubbles, ensuring a smooth and professional finish.

Finally, allowing the candles to cure for 3-5 days enhances the burn quality, ensuring a steady flame and optimal performance. By following these practices, candle makers can achieve beautifully crafted, high-quality candles with excellent scent throw and longevity.

Paraffin wax remains a top choice for candle makers due to its reliable performance and professional finish.

How to Use Candle Wax

• Place the Nude Permanite candle wax in a double boiler on the stove.
• Add Fragrance Oils and Candle Dyes before you pour the wax into the desired mould

*** Always use a thermometer***