What is the melting point range of the tuberose flower wax?

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The melting point is 50–62 °C, typical for natural floral waxes with high wax-ester content. Handling Guidelines OperationRecommendationStorageKeep below 25 °C, sealed and away from lightMeltingGently heat to 55–62 °C in a water bath or double boilerMax TemperatureNever exceed 80 °C or heat directly over flameMelting at moderate temperatures protects the delicate tuberose aroma and preserves the volatile aromatic compounds. The melting point is verified on every batch and listed in the COA.For candle and balm formulators, this range sits well with natural wax blends — combine with soy or beeswax to adjust hardness and burn characteristics.

Operation	Recommendation
Storage	Keep below 25 °C, sealed and away from light
Melting	Gently heat to 55–62 °C in a water bath or double boiler
Max Temperature	Never exceed 80 °C or heat directly over flame

What is the melting point range of the tuberose flower wax?

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