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On 8/13/2015 at 9:32 AM, TallTayl said:
Have you tested a candle with only Nag Champa from your supplier?
The OP reads as if it was a blend. If you did blend then any number of chemical reactions with the other FO could occur.
Not all Nag Champa from every supplier is the same. I make a couple dozen NC soy candles a week and do not have that color change phenomenon.
I know this is an old thread, but I've tried 3 different Nag Champa FOs in a para-soy blend and they've all turned my wax blueish-green (only once the candle has been lit and cooled. Each time the candle is burned, the blue-green color intensifies). What brand of NC are you using that doesn't turn the wax blue-green? Thanks.
soy wax turning blue when burned
in Vegetable Wax & Beeswax Candle Making
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Strange! CS is the first brand I tried, and it turned blue in the para-soy blend. Also tried Flaming Candle and Wellington, same result. Just to be sure, you've done a burn test with your nag candle and didn't have color shift after burning? Mine look perfectly white when first poured/cured.
Thanks for the info.