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Deb

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  1. I tried the J225 and didn't think it was much different from the J223. Initially, I thought it adhered better, and that was the only real difference that I saw, but after a while, the wet spots appeared. I don't think it's worth the extra money.

  2. But I had gotten a sample pack of the LX's and read a lot of old post on this board{VERY HELPFUL}.

    Researching, reading old posts, taking notes while you read, can save you an amazing amount of money! I read for months before buying my first supplies, and made good decisions based on the expertise from this board.

    I know that many take offense when told to "search" but it really is the best learning tool here and can save a new member so much time and money.

  3. It won't take 100 years, but it will take longer than a month to master a decent candle.

    Do some research here, read all you can read, and learn all you can learn, then try to master one thing at a time. I would also give serious thought to canceling the shows. If you want repeat customers, you have to have a quality product and I don't see that happening in a month.

    Nature's Garden isn't to blame for your wax woes. Bad batches of wax happen. They are a very popular supplier and your $100 credit won't go to waste if you use it wisely.

  4. This has been an ongoing debate! Some swear nothing has changed, other swear that it has. I happen to agree that it's not the same wax that I used to buy. I get a lot more wet marks now, have to do a second pour, and I zap the tops of every candle now checking for sinkholes. I never had to do that before.

    Do a search and I'm sure you'll find lots of opinions on this!

  5. Read supplier reviews. That will give you a starting point. When I started this, I didn't have a lot of money to invest, so I researched before making my first purchases. Read the reviews on various boards to narrow your choices, then buy sampler packs from a few suppliers and start testing.

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