Microcrystalline wax with melting point 70-80℃ used for candle

The principle behind the use of microcrystalline wax in candle manufacturing
is primarily based on its unique physical and chemical properties, including
a high melting point, low shrinkage rate, good flexibility, and compatibility
with oil phases.
‌Reduced wax and oil dripping: Its low shrinkage rate and good ductility
prevent shrinkage cracks or surface oil separation during the candle cooling
process, making it particularly suitable for blending with plant-based waxes
prone to oil separation, such as soy wax and coconut wax.
Enhanced surface smoothness and luster: Microcrystalline wax develops a
luster through friction and has a pure white color, giving candles a
translucent appearance reminiscent of cellophane, thereby enhancing the
product’s quality and appeal.