UV Inhibitor for Candles

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Hi! Is this UV inhibitor considered all natural or non-toxic or both? Please let me know! Thank you :)

Hi Ally! This UV Inhibitor is synthetic and isn't considered non-toxic. Please email info@naturesgardencandles.com and we will be happy to provide the SDS for your reference. Please bear in mind that most powered or granulated substances pose a respiratory hazard if inhaled, and even pure essential oils can a present a toxicity risk under certain conditions or in certain usages.

Will this IV inhibitor prevent undyed soy wax candles (naturally white) from turning brownish red around the edges due to fragrance oils? For example, cracklin birch fragrance causes my soy candles to be brimmed with a pinkish red hue... Will this product prevent that? Thanks!

Hi! I have never had anyone have issues, nor have I experienced a pink hue due to a fragrance oil. I would love to test this and see if I can figure something out. Can you also tell me what type of wax you are using? I do think it is unlikely that this will help with that type of discoloration as this typically just helps with discoloration from light sources.

Can I use this in vanilla fragrance for candles? My candle turns yellow @ times from vanillas

Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this product is for use in candle making. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you!

How much product does this contain?

Hi Kate! This is a one pound package. Please let us know if there is anything else I can help you with.