Paraffin Wax (Rose) is where function meets fragrance. This refined petroleum-based wax carries a soft, pleasant rose scent that transforms everyday formulations into something genuinely sensory — whether you’re pouring a candle that fills a room with warmth, crafting a lip balm that melts on contact, or preparing a paraffin spa treatment that leaves hands feeling impossibly soft.
With its low melting point and smooth, cooperative consistency, it’s one of the most forgiving waxes to work with. It blends readily with oils, butters, and other waxes, and in skincare applications it forms a gentle occlusive barrier that locks in moisture and soothes dry, tired skin. In candle-making, it delivers a clean, even burn with reliable scent throw. A true multi-tasker with a beautiful finish.
Key Benefits
-
Pleasant Rose Fragrance – adds a soft, natural floral aroma to candles and cosmetic products
-
Low Melting Point – easy to melt, handle, and incorporate into formulations
-
Moisture Locking – forms an occlusive barrier that helps retain skin hydration
-
Ideal for Candles – smooth burn with consistent scent diffusion
-
Texture Enhancer – improves consistency and structure in balms, creams & wax blends
Applications
- Scented candles & wax melts
- Lip balms & body balms
- Creams & moisturizing formulations
- Paraffin wax spa & therapeutic treatments
- DIY cosmetic formulations
- Aromatherapy & wax melt products
Recommended Usage Levels
| Application |
Usage Level |
| Candles |
100% or blended |
| Balms & Creams |
2% – 15% |
| Wax Treatments |
As required |
Technical Profile
-
Type: Paraffin Wax (Fragranced)
-
Appearance: White / translucent solid
-
Fragrance: Rose
-
Melting Point: Low (easy melting)
-
Source: Petroleum-derived
-
Function: Wax base, emollient, texture enhancer, fragrance carrier
Formulation Tips
Always melt using the double boiler method to avoid overheating and preserve the rose fragrance. Combine with carrier oils, shea butter, or beeswax for richer, more nourishing formulations. Ideal for DIY candles, spa products, and balms. Avoid direct heat or open flame when melting.
