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Perfect Pour U.S.A. Soy Wax
Perfect Pour U.S.A. Soy Wax
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Perfect Pour USA Soy Wax for Container Candle Making
Perfect Pour is a creamy-white soy wax supplied in pellet form for candle making. Produced in the USA and supplied by Craftiviti in Malaysia, it is available in small packs for testing and larger packs for repeat batches.
Start with a test candle, choose your fragrance and wick, and refine your method before making a larger batch. Finish, scent throw and burn performance depend on the complete candle formulation and making conditions, not the wax alone.

Product Details
| Product | Perfect Pour U.S.A. Soy Wax |
|---|---|
| Origin | USA |
| Form | Pellets / beads |
| Colour | Creamy white |
| Primary use | Container candle making |
| Pack sizes | 100g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg and 20.4kg |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. |

Choose Your Pack Size
- 100g: a small sample for initial trials.
- 500g or 1kg: testing fragrances, wicks and small batches.
- 5kg or 20.4kg: larger batches once you have tested your recipe.
Check the selected variant for current pricing and availability. The quantity of candles you can make depends on your container fill weight and recipe.
Working with Perfect Pour
This soft wax is intended for container candles. It is not suitable for freestanding pillar candles on its own. Select a wax formulated for your intended candle style rather than assuming a different wax or blend will perform the same way.
ECO and HTP are wick ranges mentioned in our existing guidance. Wick size still needs to be tested with your jar diameter, wax, fragrance and colour combination.


Basic Candle-Making Method
- Prepare your container. Use a clean, dry container suitable for candle making. Secure the wick at the base and hold it upright.
- Weigh and melt the wax. Use controlled heat and a thermometer. Our existing starting guidance is approximately 70°C or until melted; check the current supplier instructions for the wax before working.
- Add candle-suitable fragrance. Weigh the fragrance and follow the wax supplier's guidance and the fragrance supplier's applicable candle-use limits. Use the lower applicable limit.
- Pour and cool. Follow the current supplier guidance for fragrance-addition and pouring temperatures. Allow the candle to set undisturbed.
- Cure and test. Our existing starting guidance is at least 48 hours of curing. Actual curing time and scent development vary with the recipe. Test the finished candle's burn performance before making larger batches or selling it.
Fragrance-loading note: the previous product guidance listed 8–12% by wax weight. Treat that as historical starting guidance, not a verified maximum or a guarantee of performance. Confirm the current recommendation for this wax and your chosen fragrance before using that range. For calculation purposes, 8% by wax weight means 8g of fragrance per 100g of wax.
Keep hot wax away from children and pets, and never leave heating wax or a burning candle unattended.


Frequently Asked Questions
Is Perfect Pour suitable for beginners?
It can be used for beginner container-candle projects. Use weighing scales, a thermometer and a tested recipe rather than relying on appearance alone. Start with a small batch so you can adjust your method.
Will every candle have a smooth top and strong scent throw?
Results vary. Fragrance, wick choice, container, heating and cooling conditions all influence the finished candle. Test each new combination rather than expecting a guaranteed finish or scent strength.
Do pellets perform differently from flakes?
Perfect Pour is supplied as pellets. Shape alone does not establish wax purity, scent throw or burn quality; compare waxes using their specifications and your own candle tests.
Can I use it for massage candles?
This listing is for candle making and does not establish suitability for direct skin contact. Do not assume candle wax or candle fragrance is suitable for skin application; a massage-candle formulation needs separate ingredient and finished-product assessment.
How should I choose a wax?
Choose according to the candle type you want to make, the supplier's specifications and your test results. No wax type guarantees a soot-free burn, flawless surface or stronger scent throw in every recipe.



Product Reference Images and Video
The reference materials below are retained for convenience. If they differ from current supplier instructions, confirm the current specification with our team before use.


Need Help Choosing Supplies?
For candle-making ingredients, tools and DIY workshops, visit Craftiviti at Level 2, Centrepoint, Bandar Utama. Ask our team for current product guidance before starting a new recipe.

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