Prior to this last Christmas, I was doing a google search on goat milk soap and read something about soy candles. I liked supporting the farmers, knew we needed to start substituting for petroleum because of peak oil productions. Then I read where soy candles are pretty near soot free. And, I could melt it in my microwave, boy, that's what I really liked. I did a search and found Ky soy wax supply had great prices on their soy waxes compared to other suppliers. I ordered some stuff and starting making candles. I've made all kinds of mistakes and am really frustrated but I love the challenge. I started talking to the girls I work with in the school cafeteria and they all wanted to buy my candles. I told them I am not ready. I haven't even made a good smelling candle yet. They have been a world of encouragement. Each want to do fundraisers for their church. And, the school of 4,500 students want to all do fundraisers. Then there is the fact that I live close to Hot Springs, Arkansas and a great toursit market. Word of mouth spreads like wildfires here. It is a kin state, if you get my drift. I got girls set up to test my candles who have huge families and they will pass the word. Some of the family members has those who own nail and hair salons. I even have a woman who owns a donut shop who wants to sell my bakery type candles in her shop. I'm going to use her to test my candles and when the folks comes in, she will be burning Lemon Pound Cake, Orange Chiffon, and Southern Vanilla. She says she is going to get feedback and see if she can made those favored pounds cakes to sell in her store. The possibilites are endless. Now, if I could just make one good soy candle