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  1. 19 hours ago, GoldieMN said:

    I have soy:  464, 415, Ecosoya PB, Ecosoya Xcel,  The last two are discontinued so not sure you would want any of those two.  I could send you some of each.

    Goldie

    That would be great. Do you use the 464 and 415 separately or as a mixture?

  2. 37 minutes ago, Moonstar said:

    You are but thats besides the point LMAO !!!! I think I quoted the wrong person . I was asking about the Cotton Candy FO from WSP . 

    I dont believe they do sell candle wax - wish they did though. 

    You know me already. I have not tried WSP's cotton candy.I did get one from Maple Sreet. I made a melt but haven't melted it yet. Cold, it's not cotton candy, per se, but it's wayyy better than the other one. Maple St. had some nice ones...but that's another post.

  3. I make reeeeeeeally small batches when I test FOs. Sometimes as little as .08 oz of the FO. I make a few melts to see if they're worth keeping or just gross. So, I was wondering if I could buy a few ounces of different waxes rather than buy some and throw it away. Is that a thing people do? Is that just dumb?

     

    (My apologies if this is in the wrong place. I don't have it all figured out yet.)

  4. You're so kind. Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I'm not working on cupcakes; oddly enough, I was able to get that to work. I'm talking about simple layers with BB bases. I'm beginning to think it was the FO I was using because it made everything rubbery and I'll not be using it again. I'm going to give it a shot this morning with a different FO and let you know what happens. 

    Im sure you'll be on the edge of your seat the whole time! 

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  5. Brambleberry Dark Rich Chocolate  and Candlescience Chocolate Fudge

    Used in both BB Shea M&P base and Ecosoya Advanced wax as a melt.

     

    BB's Dark Rich Chocolate:  Legit chocolate cake. 

    Candlescience Chocolate Fudge: Childhood memories of me, a spoon, and a can of Betty Crocker chocolate fudge frosting.

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  6. 18 hours ago, Trappeur said:

    So you have a FO buying problem? lol....you mean you want one of everything?......WELL JOIN THE CLUB HERE.......wer'e all a bunch of Fo hos......lollllDoesn't get any better.

     

    Trappeur

    It's terrible. What makes it worse is that I need several FOs but they're all from different vendors, which means shipping, shipping, shipping. Bah!

  7. It doesn't matter which base I use. I spray with the correct alcohol. The layers do not adhere. They always come apart.

    I find that the directions are too vague. "Wait until it forms a skin" means nothing to me. "Press the top to test." OK. But how firm should it be? Despite the tutorials, I just can't make it work. I'm missing something. There must be a correct way to do it, not just vague "when it's ready" instructions. Maybe an exact temperature? Something? Anything?  

    Please help with this sad soap situation. 

    Thanks.

  8. I think you need to have a tax ID to order directly from them, but I could be wrong. I'm a photographer, so I'm used to buying from suppliers who sell only to professionals. I am not a professional maker of soap or candles, (my questions here should make that obvious) so I get all bunched up when I can't access a product. Anything off-limits= I need it.

  9. 1 minute ago, Dolphin14677 said:

    Those are really cute. I have seen other shapes also. Are the melts easy to get out of the clamshells

    Is your concern for the customer? I wouldn't take them out to sell them; I'd test them in other molds and sell them in the clamshells. Maybe I'm misunderstanding. 

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