Coco Bright #11 Instructions

Coco Bright #11 is hybrid container blend consisting coconut wax fortified with natural waxes and paraffin. The unique bright white finish is one of its standout features, along with optimized fragrance release and throw capabilities. Its hard oily consistency makes it easy to work with while maintaining excellent adhesion properties and color retention. With the ability to hold up to 12% fragrance loads, this wax delivers superior hot throw performance that will fill any space with your favorite scents. For best results, we recommend working at a maximum load of 10% for easier wick sizing. Coco Bright #11 is the most aromatic wax in regards to hot throw in our catalog

Weigh out the amount of wax required into your melting pitcher.

You may melt the wax on a gas stove or electric burner on low heat (Be cautious of overheating). The wax will need to be heated to about 200°F.

*Note: Check the temperature of the wax occasionally to make certain it is not getting too hot; adjust temperature as needed. While the wax is melting you can continue with the next steps, but make sure that the wax is never left unattended.

Once the wax is melted, add the desired amount of color and stir the mixture until it is blended thoroughly.

Now that your wax has reached 200°F you are ready to add the fragrance oil. It is most common to add 1 to 1.5 ounces of fragrance per pound of wax (For a stronger scent throw, we recommend 1.5 ounces of fragrance per pound of wax. Coco Bright # 11 will hold up to 2 ounces with most fragrances per pound of wax if you wish to go even heavier on the fragrance load. Getting a cleaner burn and finding the right size wick is much easier at max loads of 1.5 ounces)

Stir and mix all of the ingredients thoroughly at 200°F. Bring temperature down to 190°F and slowly pour the wax into your containers.

*Note: If you pour too quickly, the wax could splash up on the side of the container or form small air bubbles on the top of the wax. The containers can now be left to completely cool. It is best if you move them as little as possible so the wax does not slosh up the sides of the container. Make sure there are no fans or air vents blowing directly on them since you do not want to accelerate the cooling process. Be careful not to overfill. Your container should never be so full of wax that the wax is touching your cotter pin. Allow at least a minimal amount of space between the wax fill height and the top of the glass. Your goal is to have the wax flat as possible to allow for the best burn and pool out of your wax.

Allow the candle to cool completely before removing your cotter pin.

*Note: Removing the cotter pin before the candle has completely cooled will disrupt the wax around the wick.

Trim the wick to ¼” length using wick trimmers, scissors or nail clippers.

*Note: Be cautious as to not to trim them too short because they would not burn properly.

Add a label for your own branding and presentation if you wish.  As with all products to be sold or given to friends and family it is always recommended to apply a caution label.

Congratulations! You have successfully made your container candles!

Coco Bright #11 Candle Maker's Specifications

Add Fragrance at 200°F

8-12% Fragrance Load

Pour Temp 190°F

12% Max Fragrance Load

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