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lindanelson

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  1. I believe Let It Shine has a warehouse somewhere in CA. If not they're in Seattle, WA. I use a lot of their oils in palm wax and bath products.
  2. I use presto pots with no spigots on them. I heat the wax, pour (use a ladel) into a glass pyrex measuring cup (I use the 4 cup ones),(you can use metal pour pots also). Then I mix the fragrance oil and color in.
  3. They're pretty. You friend will be pleased.
  4. Forget Me Not Green Tea Gardenia Honeysuckle Jasmine Tuscan Lace
  5. Very nice. I too need to work on layering my melts.
  6. Forget Me Not Cucumber Green Tea (my mix) Mountain Rain
  7. I believe you got the marbling down. Nice soaps.
  8. I'm sorry, Tony...I have to agree with you. I only do m & P soap, so I have no idea what you cp/hp people go through. I don't have the patience to wait for curing. My attention span sometimes ain't very long.
  9. Nice colors. It's going to pretty when you cut it.
  10. Hi Holly; I started with cyclo and it's worked for me, so I haven't tried anything else.
  11. OMG...pumpkin and brown sugar. Where's my fork???
  12. Since you already do CP...you have oils and butters to add already...so yes...buy a plain base and add to it. I buy the low sweat cp like melt and pour base from Brambleberry's and add shea butter and coconut oil and whatever else at the time. Works for me.
  13. cyclo is Cyclomethicone. I buy it most of time from Lotion Crafter
  14. Hi Holly; I should have told you that I only use cyclo and f.o. for my room/linen spray.
  15. cucumber green tea forget me not mountain rain green tea tuscan lace
  16. Thanks leisa2003. I just contacted him. I watched one last night go for $26.00...too steep for me.
  17. Where do I find this mold?
  18. That's what I do and it works for me. I turn the temp. down on low. Don't want to scorch the soap base. I still cut it up into chunks to melt though.
  19. Does anyone know where to buy these?
  20. Welcome to candle making Jenny. There is a lot of info here. Have you seen the threads at the top of this forum? Newbie links and supplier links.
  21. Hi and welcome. I use the wick guide at www.candlescience.com to get a feel of where to start with wicking. Hang in there...you will get it.
  22. Hi Holly; www.wilton.com for silicone tart/melt molds. They are in Oregon. Search their site for silicone bakeware.
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