The 450g jar gives more wax surface area, which means more fragrance released per hour under a warmer lamp and a longer working life before the jar needs replacing. Soy wax melts gently and evenly under top-down heat, so it can be warmed and re-warmed many times without a wick. The amber glass reads as warm and finished when the lamp is lit, and looks intentional on a shelf when it is not. Available for private-label programs.
Specifications
| Material | Soy Wax + Amber Glass Jar |
|---|---|
| Colorways | Amber Glass |
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This is the larger of the two jar sizes offered: 450g of wax in amber glass. Soy wax scented candles behave differently on a warmer than firmer blends do, softening early and pooling wide, which is exactly what a bulb-heated head asks for. Wholesale buyers tend to take the medium jar as the display piece and the smaller one as the impulse or refill line standing next to it on the same shelf.
Wickless Soy Candles on an Electric Warmer
Sold into warmer programmes these become wickless soy candles in practice, because the jar is never lit at all. A GU10 halogen bulb above the rim melts the top layer instead, so nothing burns, no smoke rises and no dark rim forms on the glass. The wax is not consumed the way it would be under a flame, which means a part-used jar can be shelved and picked up again weeks later.
A Candle Without Paraffin, for Buyers Who Ask
More retail buyers now specify a candle without paraffin on their briefs, and soy answers that directly, since the wax base here is soy rather than a paraffin blend. It happens to be the practical choice for warming too: soy turns liquid at a lower temperature than firmer waxes, so a mild bulb releases scent without ever needing the heat of a flame to get the pool started.
Warmer Candle Jar Sizing and Display
Every warmer candle jar in this range shares the same amber glass format, so a shelf of them lines up cleanly and the warmer heads sit a consistent distance above the wax. Amber also hides the fingerprints and film that show up on clear glass under retail lighting. At 450g the medium jar carries enough presence to anchor a gift set while still fitting a standard head.
Frequently Asked Questions
are soy candles toxic
Soy is a plant wax and the jar is amber glass, and on a warmer nothing is being burned at all. With no flame there is no smoke and no soot, which is the main reason buyers move warmer ranges away from wick-lit candles.
What is the difference between the 450g and 400g jars?
Wax volume, and with it the melt surface. Both are soy in an amber glass jar and both sit under the same warmer heads, but the 450g medium holds more wax and gives more wax surface area for fragrance to lift from than the 400g small, which is why many buyers stock the pair together.
Does the jar have to be bought together with a lamp?
No. It is catalogued as an accessory, so it can be ordered alone, supplied as a refill for warmers already sold, or packed into a gift set alongside a lamp drawn from the same range.
How should jars be stored before they go on display?
Keep cartons upright and away from direct sun or heat so the wax surface stays level in the jar. Soy softens at a low temperature, which is useful on a lamp but worth avoiding in a hot stockroom or window.
