How does storage temperature affect the texture of the tuberose flower wax?
Temperature directly affects the physical state of the wax, while quality remains stable within normal ranges:
| Temperature | Texture |
|---|---|
| Below 15 °C | Firm and hard, may crack when cut |
| 20–25 °C (recommended) | Soft, spreadable waxy solid |
| 30–45 °C | Softens, becomes very pliable |
| Above 50 °C | Melts into a liquid |
Notes
- Texture changes are reversible — no quality loss when melting and re-solidifying properly
- In hot climates, ship and store with insulated packaging below 25 °C
- If the wax arrives partially melted, it is normal: cool it gradually at room temperature (do not refrigerate abruptly), then remix gently before use
Not a Quality Defect
Partial melting during transit does not affect aroma, purity or safety as long as the container is sealed. Quality parameters (melting point, acid value) are verified before shipment and remain valid.
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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.
