LONDON LUXURY CANDLE SUPPLIES WAXES : 

Learn below the types of waxes and how to use. 

There are a variety of candle waxes available, including pure soy wax, coconut wax, paraffin wax, and blended waxes. Each offers its own unique qualities, from fragrance performance and burn characteristics to appearance and finish. The best wax for your project will depend on the type of candle you're making, the look you want to achieve, and the experience you want to create for your customers. This guide will help you understand the differences so you can choose the right wax with confidence, or you can explore our full collection by shopping all candle wax.

 

Wax Name  Composition Applications Fragrance Load (Suggestions) Vegan Who This Wax Suits Link
A27 Performance Soy Blend   Soy & Paraffin Blend 
  • Wax Melts 
  • Pillar Candles 
  • Container Refills
  • Container Candles
  • Coloured Candles
  • Tealights
8 - 10 % Vegan Perfect for wax melts and candle refills, delivering strong fragrance performance and beautifully smooth results. Perfect for dyed colour candles.  View A27  →
A05 Coconut and Soy Wax Blend  Soy & Coconut Blend
  • Container Candles
  • Wax Melts
6-8% Vegan Perfect for candle and wax melt makers looking for a creamy appearance, strong fragrance and easy-to-use performance.  View A05 →
M12 Ultimate Coconut Soy Wax Solution  Blend  Soy, Coconut Wax & Ultimate Wax Additive (Cosmetic Vaseline) 
  • Container Candles
  • Wax Melts 
8 - 10% Vegan Perfect for candle makers who want flawless tops, exceptional scent throw and a premium one-pour wax View M12 →
MST Wax Additive Derivative of Petroleum Jelly (Cosmetic Vaseline)
  • Wax Additive to add to Soy Wax
N/A Vegan Perfect for enhancing soy wax with improved burn performance, clean resets and dependable results every time View MST →
PM7 Pillar Soy Wax Blend  Soy, Refinded Beeswax & Parrafin 
  • Pillar Candles 
  • Wax Melts 
  • Silicone Moulds
  • Container Refills 
 8 - 10 %  Not Vegan A versatile blend for pillars, moulds and melts, offering excellent scent throw and long-lasting performance View PM7 →
Pure Beeswax  Pure Beeswax 
  • Wax Melts 
  • Moulds
  • Pillar Candles 
  • Container Candles
8 - 10% Not Vegan A natural choice for pillars, moulds and melts, offering a slow burn, lasting durability and beautiful finish View PBW1 →
Refinded White Beeswax  Pure Beeswax with the colour removed 
  • Wax Melts 
  • Moulds
  • Pillar Candles 
  • Container Candles
8 - 10% Not Vegan Perfect for makers who want a clean, neutral beeswax with a slow burn, excellent durability and added fragrance compatibility. View RBW2 →
S100 Pure Soy Wax  100% Hydrogenated Soybean Oil
  • Container Candles 
  • Massage Candles
6-8%  Vegan Perfect for makers who want a 100% natural soy wax with a clean burn, smooth finish and reliable performance. Great with essential oils.  View S100 →
S16 Deluxe Vegetable Soy Wax  100% Hydrogenated Soybean Oil blended with a plant based emulsifier (Sunflower Oil) 
  • Container Candles
  • Wax Melts
  • Tealights 
8 - 10% Vegan Designed for makers who want luxury-quality candles with superior container adhesion and outstanding scent throw. Ideal to use with clear glass jars.  View S16 →

At London Luxury Candle Supplies, we are proud to stock the full range of All Seasons Wax, trusted by professional candle makers worldwide. This premium candle wax delivers a clean burn, superior scent throw, and reliable performance, making it the perfect choice for luxury candles.

Our collection includes natural soy wax and coconut blends from All Seasons Wax, available in bulk quantities for wholesale and trade customers. Whether you are creating container candles, melts, or luxury home fragrance, our wholesale wax ensures consistent, professional results every time.

With fast UK delivery and competitive wholesale pricing, London Luxury Candle Supplies is your trusted partner for All Seasons Wax and professional candle making supplies.

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Candle Wax Faqs

Choosing the best candle wax is a personal preference, as each type offers its own benefits.

Soy wax is popular for eco-friendly candles, paraffin wax is known for its strong scent throw and is ideal for pillar candles, while coconut wax is often used for clean white finishes and a more luxury aesthetic.
For wax melts, we highly recommend A27 Performance Soy Wax due to its excellent scent throw and performance.

If you’re looking for a more natural alternative, A05 Cocosoy or S16 Deluxe Soy are great options. These waxes may require cooling in a colder environment to ensure they fully harden before removal from moulds.
Candle wax should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Keeping wax in stable conditions helps maintain its quality and ensures consistent results when melting and pouring.
We recommend S100 Pure Soy Wax for beginners.

It’s a natural container wax that helps you learn the fundamentals of candle making. Once you can confidently work with this wax, it gives you a strong foundation to progress onto other wax types.
Generally, no.

Container candles require a softer wax that adheres well to the glass, while pillar candles need a harder wax to hold their shape.

For pillar candles, we recommend PM7 Pillar Wax , alongside a suitable container wax for jar candles.
A27 Performance Soy Wax is one of the most widely used waxes in the UK for candle refill systems.

It offers great performance, smooth finishes, and reliable scent throw.
Paraffin wax is a mineral-based wax known for its strong scent throw and consistent performance.

Soy wax is a natural wax made from soybean oil, often chosen for its eco-friendly appeal and cleaner burn.

Both have their place depending on your candle goals and branding.
Neither is strictly “better” — it depends on your priorities.

Soy wax is ideal for natural, eco-conscious brands, while paraffin wax is preferred when maximum scent throw and performance are the priority.
Soy wax can naturally develop frosting or sweating due to temperature changes.

This is a cosmetic effect and does not impact the performance of the candle.

Stable pouring and storage conditions can help reduce this.
Most candle waxes should be melted between 70°C and 85°C, but this can vary depending on the specific wax.

Always check the recommended guidelines for your chosen wax for best results.