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Hi, I found this company ( Pure Integrity Soy Candle ) that seems to make great scented soy candle thanks to their Innovative Fragrance Technology. On there website, we can see a video when someone is pouring the melted wax into the jar and the wax looks very thick, as if it was almost getting hard. I have no idea at which temperature they put the Fragrance oil into the melted wax, but following there logic, i would not be surprise that is a pretty low temperature like 120 F. Does anyone has any idea about there technique ? Thanks

Thank you for this chart. However, I don't understand clearly how to use it to mix scents together. For exemple, the Chypre category ( purple color ) is composed of Woody, Mossy, Floral, Citrus and Animalic. Does that mean that i can mix everything inside that category ( for exemple if I choose Woody + Citrus does that mean that Sandalwood and Grapefruit will be a good mix ? ) Jcandleattic you said that everything next to each other or opposite will mix well, so for exemple, the fruity category is between Citrus and Floral. Does that mean that Apple ( fruity) will mix well with Gardenia ( Floral) and Tangerine ( citrus ) ? Opposite to the fruity category, i can see the Spicy and woody ( Blue color) So if i follow what you said, Clove ( Spicy) can fit well with peach ( fruity ) ? If someone can help me with some exemple, it would be great !! Thank you !