jgcurt

So excited! The majority of my candles are with peaks scents! I didn't want to have to start all over trying to find quality fragrance oils and testing. It took a long time with a lot of testing to get my candles to smell and burn the way I want them to. Now to find another supplier for my 4627 since it doesn't appear that Keystone carries it. Hopefully somewhere that the shipping isn't going to kill me 🙂

Belinda..do you use clamshells. I have 4627 and was thinking of mixing it with the 4794 that I have at like a 50/50 ratio.

Hi, First I would like to introduce myself. I used to frequent this forum but I have forgotten my username and password and I no longer use the e-mail address that I used to use so I am unable to retrieve the information . I am starting a new account since I can't find my old info. I have been making candles, soaps, and melts for about 8 years. I took a break from it so I've been absent for a couple of years. I am starting to get back into candle making and I need to change tart waxes because so many of the people around here are using the scentsy warmers and the wax I was using 4794 doesn't melt well in their warmers. Do any of you have recomendations for a good tart wax with a low meltpoint that has a good scent throw? So many people in my area use the scentsy warmers so I need to change waxes. Thanks in advance for your opinions.