How does storage temperature affect the texture of wintersweet flower wax?

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As a natural product, wintersweet flower wax is temperature-sensitive: TemperatureState< 20 °CFirm, slightly hard waxy solid20–35 °CSoft, paste-like texture40–50 °CMelting begins (softens significantly)55–62 °CFully melted liquidTemperature changes are reversible — the wax returns to its original texture after re-solidification, with no quality loss if melted correctly (water bath, < 80 °C). However, repeated heat-cool cycles and prolonged high temperature can slightly soften texture and accelerate aroma oxidation. We recommend stable storage below 25 °C for consistent texture.

Temperature	State
< 20 °C	Firm, slightly hard waxy solid
20–35 °C	Soft, paste-like texture
40–50 °C	Melting begins (softens significantly)
55–62 °C	Fully melted liquid

How does storage temperature affect the texture of wintersweet flower wax?

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