MissMollie

It would appear though that you were just about dead on with the advise on the eco 6, but the cd 10 would need to be bumped up.  Oh well..more testing!

yep, like I said took almost 4 hrs for them to reach the edge on the cd 10, and even after 6.5hrs, it only had 1/4 inch sent pool. The eco 6 had 1/2 in pool 6.5 hrs in and took around 3 hrs to reach the sides. about right, but I'm going to try one step up on the eco.  The cd 10, the wax discolored slightly 

fragrance load was 1 oz for 1lb, one dye cip, and one drop of color.

was thinking of upsizing each one step and trying that.  The eco had a bit more of a mushroom, and good sent pool, but took over 3 hrs

I tried the eco 6 and cd 10 in 464 with the 8oz jelly jar.  Both had good sent throw, though  after 6.5 hrs the eco6 had a sent pool 1/2 inch the cd 10 was at 1/4.  It took both about 3 hrs to reach the sides of the glass on initial burn.  Any suggestions or insight?

Well I also do soy with 464 for the people that want a soy candle, but just like the look and performance of the blends, the jar is a 8oz jelly that's 2& 3/4.  c/s recommends a eco10,

well I have some test kits coming for cd, lx, and eco, for the different types I'm making, so we will try and go from there. I know candle science recommended a lx-16 for the 6006, or an eco2, that seems tiny.

Chuck, any suggestions on wicking that blend in an 8 oz jelly jar?

I've used 4630 harmony blend at 20% with 464, seemed to eliminate the frosting and give me an over all better looking candle.  Haven't really tested sent throw yet hot.  I suppose it doesn't matter once you put any paraffin in, it's no longer an "all natural" soy candle.  So you are essentially making your own joy wax, with better quality results it seems lol

Chuck, isn't 6006 already a para/soy blend?