What is the melting point range of the rose flower wax?
The melting point is 50–62 °C, typical for natural floral waxes with high wax-ester content.
Handling Guide
| Operation | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Storage | Keep below 25 °C, sealed in the original container |
| Melting | Gently heat to 55–62 °C in a water bath or double boiler |
| Do Not | Heat directly over flame or exceed 80 °C — it degrades the delicate rose aroma |
Why It Matters
- The 50–62 °C range melts easily into candle wax, balms and oil phases during formulation
- It stays stable and solid during normal storage and shipping in most climates
- The melting point is verified on every batch and listed in the COA, so your QC can confirm each delivery against the specification
Send your target melting-point requirement if your formula needs a narrower range.
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
