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Emulsifying Wax for Candle Making — Wholesale Supplier India
Emulsifying Wax for Candle Making — Wholesale Supplier India
Emulsifying Wax for Candle Making — Wholesale Supplier India

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Emulsifying Wax for Candle Making — Wholesale Supplier India

Brand: liana Healthcare

Product Code: EMWC

Product Type: Candle Wax

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Emulsifying Wax for Candle Making — Wholesale Supplier India

Premium Wax for Candle Making | Retail Pack to Bulk | Manufacturer-Direct Pricing | Est. 2010, Meerut, India

 

Emulsifying Wax is used in candle making to formulate specialty candles that melt into a smooth, skin-applicable blend rather than burning down as a traditional wick candle. It allows oils and fragrance to combine evenly within the candle, giving manufacturers a stable base for developing unique, function-driven candle products alongside their standard range.

 

Supplied by Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut (Est. 2010), our emulsifying wax is sourced for consistent quality, giving candle manufacturers a dependable raw material for expanding their product line beyond standard decorative and fragrance candles.

 

Whether you're developing your first specialty candle formulation or scaling production as an established manufacturer, we supply pack sizes to match your stage of business — from small trial packs to bulk wholesale quantities.

 

What Is Emulsifying Wax?

Emulsifying wax is a blend of fatty alcohols and emulsifiers (commonly cetearyl alcohol with polysorbate 60, or similar surfactant systems) that allows oil and water — or oil and other oils — to combine into a stable, smooth texture. It is a self-emulsifying material, meaning it disperses evenly without requiring additional emulsifying agents.

Key characteristics include:

  • Lower melting point compared to standard candle waxes
  • Blends smoothly with carrier oils, butters, and fragrance/essential oils
  • Non-greasy, smooth finish once melted and cooled
  • Solidifies back into a stable, reusable wax form

These properties make emulsifying wax a distinct raw material within candle manufacturing, used where a smooth, blendable base is required.

 

Why Buy Emulsifying Wax from Liana Health Care?

  • Cosmetic-Grade Consistency — Sourced to reliable, skin-safe quality standards for predictable melt and blend performance batch after batch.
  • Startup-to-Bulk Flexibility — Order small trial packs to prototype your formulation, or scale to bulk once your recipe is finalized.
  • Manufacturer-Direct Wholesale Pricing — Better per-kg pricing as your order volume increases.
  • Reliable Supply Since 2010 — Over a decade of consistent raw material supply to candle brands, cosmetic manufacturers, and wellness businesses across India.
  • Formulation Support — Our team can advise on emulsifying wax-to-oil ratios for your candle formulation.
  • Documentation on Request — COA and batch specification sheets available for B2B compliance and quality audits.
  • Pan-India Delivery, Export Supply Available — Dependable dispatch for domestic manufacturers and international B2B buyers.

 

Bulk Enquiry — Contact Us

For wholesale pricing, bulk pack quotes, COA/spec sheet requests, or formulation support for your candle products, reach out to our B2B team:

Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. C-9, Sec-3, Sushant City, Ansal API, Delhi Haridwar By Pass Road, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh – 250002, India

Phone: 8392888800 Email: lianahealthcare@gmail.com Business Hours: Mon – Fri, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Bulk Enquiry Form: Contact Us

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Disclaimer

The information provided on this page — including physical and chemical specification values, melting points, fragrance oil load percentages, and formulation guidance — is based on general industry reference data for emulsifying wax and is intended for general informational and formulation-guidance purposes only. Actual specifications may vary by batch and supplier source. Emulsifying wax behaves differently from standard candle waxes (soy, paraffin, beeswax) and may require formulation adjustments specific to your product and intended use — manufacturers are responsible for determining the suitability of this material for their specific application, including any products intended for skin contact, which may carry additional formulation, safety, and regulatory obligations beyond standard decorative candles. Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. recommends manufacturers request a current Certificate of Analysis (COA) for batch-specific data and conduct their own compatibility, stability, and safety testing before commercial production or sale. This content does not constitute professional, safety, regulatory, or medical advice, and Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. is not liable for outcomes arising from formulations developed using this guidance. Please request the relevant SDS/MSDS prior to handling or production use.

 

 

 

 


Emulsifying Wax for candle uses


Specification

Physical & Chemical Composition Table

Parameter Typical Value / Range
Appearance Off-white beads, flakes, or pastilles
Odor Faint, characteristic
Melting Point 50°C – 55°C
Density (at 25°C) 0.90 – 0.95 g/cm³
pH (1% aqueous dispersion) 5.5 – 7.0
HLB Value ~11–15 (self-emulsifying range)
Solubility Disperses in water; miscible with oils and butters when melted
Composition (typical) Cetearyl Alcohol & Polysorbate 60 (or equivalent non-ionic emulsifier blend)
Moisture Content ≤ 1%

Products Details

Formulation Tips for Candle Making with Emulsifying Wax

  1. Base Ratio — A typical starting formulation blends 10–20% emulsifying wax with 80–90% carrier oils and butters to achieve a stable, meltable candle base.
  2. Melting Method — Melt emulsifying wax and oils together gently in a double boiler; avoid overheating, which can degrade the wax's blending performance.
  3. Melt Pool Testing — Test the melted wax pool consistency before finalizing your recipe to ensure smooth, even melting.
  4. Fragrance Oil Selection — Choose fragrance oils compatible with your specific candle formulation and intended use; test before scaling to production.
  5. Wick Selection — Use a wick sized to your container and wax blend, testing burn/melt performance before committing to bulk production.
  6. Stability Testing — Test finished formulations for texture and stability over several weeks before finalizing a recipe for bulk production, since oil-heavy wax blends can be sensitive to storage temperature.

 

Fragrance Oil Usage Guidance

Fragrance oil load depends on your specific candle formulation and blend ratio.

Formulation Type Recommended Fragrance Oil Load Notes
Oil-Heavy Blends (higher carrier oil ratio) 1% – 3% Lower fragrance load recommended due to higher oil content in the base
Balanced Wax-to-Oil Blends 3% – 5% Standard starting range for most candle formulations
Firmer, Lower-Oil Blends Up to 5% – 7% Higher fragrance tolerance with a firmer wax structure

 

Best-Performing Fragrance Oils for Emulsifying Wax Candles

  • Lavender — Calming, widely used across candle product lines
  • Sweet Orange & Bergamot — Light, fresh, broadly appealing
  • Ylang Ylang — Popular for gifting and romantic-positioned candle lines
  • Sandalwood — Warm, grounding, pairs well with oil-based blends
  • Eucalyptus & Peppermint — Suited for fresh, invigorating candle lines
  • Chamomile — Gentle, mild option for softer scent profiles

 

Available Pack Sizes — Startup to Bulk

Pack Size Recommended For
100g – 500g Formulation testing, R&D, small-batch prototyping
1kg – 5kg Startups and growing candle brands
10kg – 15kg Retail-scale production for established brands
25kg and above Commercial manufacturers, private label, bulk orders

What is emulsifying wax used for in candle making?

Emulsifying wax is used in candle making to blend oils and fragrance evenly into a smooth, stable candle formulation, giving manufacturers a consistent base for specialty candle products.

Is emulsifying wax the same as regular candle wax like soy or paraffin?

No. Emulsifying wax differs from standard candle waxes such as soy, paraffin, and beeswax in its composition and blending properties, and it is used specifically where a smooth, oil-blending base is required in a candle formulation.

What is emulsifying wax made of?

Emulsifying wax is typically a blend of fatty alcohols and emulsifiers, commonly cetearyl alcohol combined with polysorbate 60 or a similar non-ionic emulsifier system, which allows oils and other liquids to combine into a stable, smooth texture.

What is the melting point of emulsifying wax?

Emulsifying wax generally has a melting point of approximately 50°C to 55°C, lower than the melting point of standard candle waxes such as beeswax or paraffin.

Can emulsifying wax be blended with other candle waxes?

Yes, emulsifying wax is commonly blended with carrier oils and other wax types in candle formulations, typically starting around a 10–20% emulsifying wax to 80–90% oil ratio, depending on the desired formulation.

How much fragrance oil should be used with emulsifying wax candles?

Fragrance oil load depends on the specific formulation and blend ratio, generally ranging from 1% to 7% of total weight, with lower percentages recommended for oil-heavy blends and higher percentages suited to firmer formulations. Always confirm maximum usage rates with your fragrance oil supplier.

Where can I buy emulsifying wax in bulk for candle manufacturing in India?

Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., based in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, supplies emulsifying wax for candle making in pack sizes from 100g for startups and formulation testing up to 25kg and bulk quantities for commercial manufacturers, with wholesale B2B pricing.

Does emulsifying wax require any special safety consideration in candle formulations?

Emulsifying wax behaves differently from standard candle waxes and may require formulation adjustments specific to the intended use of the finished product. Manufacturers are responsible for determining suitability for their specific application and should request a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and safety data sheet (SDS/MSDS) before production.

Is emulsifying wax natural or synthetic?

Emulsifying wax is typically derived from fatty alcohols and processed with emulsifying agents; formulations vary by manufacturer, so buyers seeking a specific natural or synthetic origin should confirm sourcing details directly with their supplier.

Do you supply emulsifying wax samples before bulk ordering?

Yes, small trial packs are available for manufacturers to test formulation compatibility before committing to a bulk order.


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