Either wax, the IGI-4633 or the IGI-4786 will produce an excellent candle for you on its own. Using this blend of two waxes is an extra expense, and really isn't necessary to produce great scented container candles. With that said, it is not necessary for you to start out with two waxes. We use 60% of IGI-4786 container wax and 40% of IGI-4633 one pour container wax to make a blended wax that offers a wonderful melt pool as the candle burns and an exquisite scent throw. Most everyone that tries our container candle making formula agrees that it is the top formula for making consistent, highly scented container candles. When making our candles, we use a formulation of 2 waxes. All of the IGI candle making waxes are manufactured specifically for candle making and there simply are no better waxes on the market with regard to quality or consistency for candle making. We tested every brand of wax we could get our hands on before we chose to offer our customers the highly regarded IGI brand candle making wax(s). The wax you choose will be the main ingredient(s) of your candle formulation. Our most popular wax for container candle making is our IGI-4630 and IGI-4633 one pour container wax. You'll get an idea of which wax will serve your purpose best as you read about them. We have very detailed information on our candle wax page regarding all the various waxes for making container candles so that you can make an informed decision as to which wax will work best for you. I always suggest that you can answer this question yourself by doing a little research reading to decide which of our quality container waxes you want to choose for your candle making project. I receive allot of emails that ask me, 'What is the best wax for making container candles'?

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