Soft Microcrystalline Candle Wax
This soft microcrystalline wax is a petroleum-derived material most commonly used as a functional additive rather than a stand-alone candle wax. It has a melting point of 60°C and a notably soft, pliable texture.
Its softness makes it useful for adhering decorative elements onto finished candles, and it also serves as an additive that increases the flexibility of formulated waxes. For example, adding it to beeswax increases pliability enough to support hand-shaped beeswax flower work.
Given its texture, it is rarely used on its own for structural candle bodies, but instead functions as a supporting ingredient that fine-tunes the workability and bendability of other wax blends.

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