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I use both JS's and ICS's Vanilla Smoothie. I use the ICS for candles because it smells like a heavy bakery vanilla (not like vanilla velvet in my opinion.) and I use JS's in all of my body products. It's a more straight, nice vanilla if you know what I mean! I can send you a sample of both if you'd like to try them..i think I have a cuople of empty 1 oz bottles around here somewhere.

That would be awesome!! Thanks so much!! I'll PM you.

I'm wondering about ICS Vanilla Smoothie. Anyone tried that one?

Can anyone recommend a good substitute for BCN Vanilla Velvet? I've used Vanilla Velvet for almost two years now but lately I keep having trouble with it so I'd like to replace it with something similar.

Thanks!

WOW!! Those colors are awesome together!

Kewel! I love those!

WOW!!! Those are beautiful Donita!!

Great deal! I love their oils!

Some of my best sellers from ICS are:

Love Spell

Caramel Pralines

Pina Colada

Twigs & Berries

Cinnamon Bun

Southern Sensation

Cherry Vanilla Swirl

Blackberry Sage

Cranberry Orange Spice

Buttery Gingerbread

When I use it I call it Sweet Passion.

Lilac

Southern Home

Blackberry Sage

Passionate Kisses

Indiana Candle Supply has a Butter Rum Crunch that is awesome. I've never tried it in soy but it works great in parrafin.

I usually wait until the first of January but I've already started getting Valentines Day requests so I started early this year.

I bought mine at Walmart in the paint department.

Can anyone direct me to some amber spray bottle suppliers? I live in Mississippi so I'd like something fairly close by to save on shipping.

Thanks!

I agree. That is soooo unfair.

WOW!!!! Everything looks fabulous Liz!!!

Bittercreek North has an awesome Peppermint.

ICS Mulled Cider

ICS Pumpkin Cheesecake

BCN Pumpkin Pie

ICS Cranberry Orange Spice

ICS Caramelized Pralines

I've had one since last September and I make around $500 - $600 a month.

I'm looking for some cute Christmas containers to put candles in. Anyone know of some good suppliers (non-wholesale)?

Thanks!

I use hemp string on mine. (I think that's what it's called)? :rolleyes2 People use it to make bracelets and necklaces with.

I started out with 15 FO's but now I have almost 70.

I sell a ton of Buttery Gingerbread from ICS. It smells wonderful.

Im probably going to get alot of slack for this, but how can you all assume he hasnt tested his candles, just because he hasnt spent a year or more doing it? And to Bruce, I have made candles for the last five years and they were paraffin, now I switched to soy so Im learning it all over again plus I quit for a while and restarted. But I just dont find it as difficult as people make it out to be. Yes I have gotten on here and asked alot of questions because I do find soy to be a little more difficult to master than paraffin. But, I mean really, how long does it take to test a candle? It doesnt take 6 mths to test a candle. You burn it, you make sure it performs the way it should, and if it passes the test, then its worthy for marketing. I think people act on here as if its a scientific thing and you have to go deep into the lab for the next couple years before anything made is worthy of selling. Im sure someone will disagree, but I just had to say it.

I agree.

I clean my jars and reuse them for testing.