Candle Shack’s EcoSystem Rapeseed & Coconut (RCX) is a natural wax blend. It was developed in Europe exclusively for Candle Shack and is made from rapeseed and coconut oil... and nothing else! It is free from paraffin, soy, palm, beeswax and synthetic additives.
Vessel
Our Lotti 9cl Votive glass is manufactured in Italy and meets the highest standards of clarity and tolerance.
Height: 67mm
Diameter: 56mm
Internal height: 57mm
Wick
The all-natural and premier Laminate Original Booster candle wicks are made from sappy fruit trees and responsibly sourced.
Usage Recommendations
We recommend working at an ambient temperature of 18 to 25°C.
We recommend heating RCX to 60°C to melt.
Add the fragrance at 60°C and stir for 60 seconds.
The mixture is ready to pour at 38°C into glasses at room temperature.
If the top is uneven once set, you can flash the surface with a heat gun or do a top-up pour to get a clean finish.
Conduct a 2-day first stage of curing for wick testing, keeping the candles at ambient temperature, and a second stage of curing for scent throw for 7 to 14 days.
Disclaimer
Each report shows test results for a set of candles made by Candle Shack’s R&D team for that particular recipe. The test reports are not a guarantee that all candles made to the recipe will burn in exactly the same way. Variables such as ambient temperature, air flow, or the manufacturing process can affect the burning profile of a candle, so it is recommended that candle makers conduct their own testing to ensure that they are satisfied with the performance of their product.
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