Mimmi

ok candle supply.

its cute. it reminds me of the taco bell dog.

use 2 wicks.

decades before the first tart was poured, people were warming oils. it is still popular to this day.

i prefer to add water to the warmer for some of reasons already mentioned.

you must practice safety with candles, tarts, fragrance oils, wax, presto pots, and turkey fryars too. warming oils is not any different imo.

some of my best selling scents come from taylored.

vanilla, sweet, creamy, rich, with a whiff of honey every once in a while.

dragons blood

look at scent works and sweetcakes site. i am pretty sure i saw it some where. :undecided

you do not need that much fragrance per # of wax. too much fragrance can backfire and reduce your hot throw.

try 1 oz per # of wax, test the candle, then make fragrance adjustments if needed.

you can buy the candles on ebay.

forgot to say, pumpkin with a lot of cinnamon does not sell for me. the creamy, baking spice type sells ok. food scents are not the bulk of my sales, so i guess it would depend on your area.

what i should have said was, the cold and hot throw smell like a real pumpkin pie to me. sorry about that.

i dont like a pumpkin pie that is heavy on the cinnamon, i prefer the other baking spices. i love to mix scents. i mixed gingerbread and it turned out very good. sweet potato pie was good too.

when its burning, i smell spices and cream too. make a tester then see.

yes she has quality oils. i am very pleased.

i prefer the one at c & s over bnls. they do not smell the same, or even close to me. both threw good for me.

circle e is not sold in this area, so i cant help you with that.

their customer service is great.

i figure if a company will not take the time to list a scent description, i will not take the time to order.

for skin applications, i do not go over 3% unless the manuf of the eo suggest less.

try mixing the color with a little bit of glycerin, blend well before you add to the straight oil.

it does not smell like vanilla bean to me either. rich, creamy and buttery. i like it.

a wine bottle box made of wood.

i recommend foh, great oils and customer service.

i love her oils too. her customer service is hard to beat.

i noticed she did not post a sale this week.

i was very unhappy with the performance, so i gave the oils away. the biggest let down was juicy bits of orange, it sux.

since you can drive there, buy a sampler pack. you never know, they might work for you.