MariaL

I know the title is probably really confusing but hear me out. I feel like I’m SO close to finding the right wick for my Valentine’s Day candles. One problem- I don’t have too much time. Is this a bad idea- what if I pour my candles (I know what temps work and my CT and HT have been great), put in a wick (insert the whole clip and sticker at the bottom) which would allow my candles to have great cure time. Then when I finally narrow it down to the correct wick, I take out the “placeholder” wicks, replace with the new correct ones and heat with my heat gun on low setting to smooth out the top. Is this just my burned out brain talking or can I actually do this?

Hi everyone! I’m new to candle making and I’m trying to learn as much as I can. I bought coconut soy wax- melt point of 120-130 degrees, 10% max fragrance load. I have two types of jars. One is 3.75in in diameter. The other is 2.8 inches. What size wooden wicks would work best here? Any tips with this type of wax are also appreciated. Thank you so much!

Hi everyone! I’m new to candle making and I’m trying to learn as much as I can. I bought coconut soy wax- melt point of 120-130 degrees, 10% max fragrance load. I have two types of jars. One is 3.75in in diameter. The other is 2.8 inches. What size wooden wicks would work best here? Any tips with this type of wax are also appreciated. Thank you so much!

Hi everyone! I have spent weeks looking at different sites to buy my first candle vessels. I have a specific shape in mind but can’t find it anywhere! I’ll include a picture below. I have tried alibaba and AliExpress as well and I do not meet the MOQ of Atleast 500 candle jars. Does anyone have any idea of where I can get this style and color for a decent price per candle? I’m very much new to this business so I would appreciate any advice and tips on this. Thank you so much! https://www.anthropologie.com/shop/mini-capri-blue-5-oz-volcano-jar-candle