Coconut & Soy Wax Blend for Containers – Kerax Coconut Container 4135
As the name suggests, this wax is a premium blend of soy and coconut wax, specially formulated to create a durable structure that is perfect for container candles. Whether you use metal, glass, or ceramic containers, this 100% plant-based wax stands out for its excellent adhesion, uniform cream colour, and flawless smooth finish.
Eco-Friendly & Safe
Naturally sourced, biodegradable, non-toxic, and completely GMO-free. Cruelty-free and suitable for vegans.
Naturally sourced, biodegradable, non-toxic, and completely GMO-free. Cruelty-free and suitable for vegans.
Ideal for Container Candles
Allows easy incorporation of fragrances and dyes. Provides a clean single-pour with optimal adhesion to glass.
Allows easy incorporation of fragrances and dyes. Provides a clean single-pour with optimal adhesion to glass.
Perfect for Massage
Thanks to its low melting point (approx. 50°C), it significantly reduces the risk of burns, making it an excellent choice for massage candle recipes.
Thanks to its low melting point (approx. 50°C), it significantly reduces the risk of burns, making it an excellent choice for massage candle recipes.
Technical Guide for Makers
- Wick Selection: Vegetable waxes often require slightly thicker wicks than paraffin. We recommend TCR, ECO or wooden wicks, sized to the diameter of your container. A wick that is too thick will over-melt the wax and produce soot, while one that is too thin will tunnel around the flame.
- Colour Integration: Heat the wax to approx. 57°C and add dyes (granulated or liquid), stirring until fully dissolved. For a richer shade, you can add a tiny amount of black dye.
- Fragrance Integration: The wax has a very subtle natural waxy scent that does not interfere with fragrancing. Add your fragrance (7-10%) only after the dye has fully dissolved. Use only high-quality fragrances to avoid compromising the burn.
- Pouring & Cooling: Melt the wax gently, without exceeding 90°C (it requires less energy and time compared to other waxes). Allow to stabilise and pour at approx. 55°C. Cool slowly at room temperature (20°-25°C).
Working Temperatures & Conditions
| Melting Point | 46 – 57 °C (Average approx. 50 °C) |
| Solidification Point | 30 – 35 °C |
| Pouring Temperature | Approx. 55 °C |
| Fragrance Load | 7% – 10% (Recommended ideal dosage) |
Quality, Compliance & Clean-Up
| Specification | Details / Compliance (Kerax 4135) |
|---|---|
| European Standards (CE) | Compliant with REACH Regulation (EC No. 1907/2006) and CLP Regulation (EC No. 1272/2008). Stable product with no hazardous reactions under correct use. |
| UFI & CAS Declaration | No UFI declaration required. Generic CAS code for declarations: 68334-28-1. |
| Safety (ECHA) | Contains no substances classified as SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern) or endocrine disruptors as identified by ECHA. |
| Equipment Maintenance | Thanks to its gentle composition, containers and tools are extremely easy to clean using only hot water and soap. |
Pro Tip: Patience is key!
The colour and shape of the flakes/pastilles may vary depending on the harvest, but performance remains consistent. After pouring, allow the candle to cool naturally at room temperature and give it a curing (resting) time of at least 48 hours before lighting it for the first time or performing burn tests. This ensures perfect crystallisation of the vegetable blend.
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Maria –
I find it easy to work with her; I really like her.
Nancu Gabriel –
Good wax that's easy to work with.
Eliza Trifoi –
I started out using C3, but then I received a sample as a gift and discovered that it’s easy to work with.
Isabel Alexandra –
I like that I didn't have any problems with the frosting. The candles turned out really beautiful, with a smooth, even surface. Plus, the more you buy, the lower the price gets. Also, the more you buy, the better the price per kilogram. I usually buy one box of wax at a time, so for me this is a real advantage and helps me a lot.
Grigore Cristiana –
I've tried several types of wax, but so far, this is the one I've gotten along with best. It's easy to work with, and the scent is very intense when I mix it. For me, it was a good choice, and I frequently order fragrance oils from here as well.
Lacramioara –
I'm really happy with it, especially since I didn't have any problems with the frosting at all.
Bianca Grecu –
For me, it turned out to be the best wax of all the ones I've tried!
Adela Braileanu –
I'm very happy with the wax. I recommend it.
Magda –
The best wax for containers.
Rodica –
I got several recommendations for this wax, so I decided to give it a try. I really liked how it worked, and it turned out really nice when I added some dye.
Gabriella Vizitiu –
I'm happy with the wax. The fragrance blends well, the wax doesn't frost… I find it easy to work with.
alexandra.candles –
I'm just getting started with the candles, and I was so happy when I saw how beautiful they turned out! The whole process was easy🤭