R.S.

So you have to pay $250 and order at least 5 lbs of fragrance oil, and they hold the right to the formula and can sell it to whomever they want.

Hmmmm... don't know that I like that deal.

Gee, if they don't get any in stock ever, the rest of us will never have to worry about it. I have been checking the site 5-6 times a cay for weeks now, and still out of stock,anybody know when this might be available again?

I think they told me in an email it would be end of the month. They were taken by surprise at the response in the marketplace.

I tried an RRD 40 in my 2.75 diameter hex jar and it was a torch!

I am finding that the CSN wicks work best for me in the CS palm. Maybe try 2 CSN 7 or 9's for the 3". I double wicked a 4" apothecary and used 2 CSN 11's but could have gone up to the 12's.

Thanks, but I'm trying everything I can to not double wick. I just don't like the look of it AT ALL. Personal preference.

I've been testing wicks with the Glass Glow, I've been using the CSN 14s for the most part but tried an LX wick just for fun. Not very good results (lots of tunnelling), so melted down and threw in an HTP 1212 just for fun.

I'm using a 10 oz tumbler, 3" in diameter, Lemon fo from Nature's Garden at 1oz/lb.

After the initial whopper of a flame settled down, I actually felt like I had a bigger and deeper melt pool than what I was getting with the CSNs. Anyone else been experimenting with HTP wicks? I may try the 126 just to see if that helps with the flame size.

That is.. without a doubt.. the most beautiful candle I have ever seen.

this just looks like the regular palm that I've gotten from CW, Taylored, S&P, etc.

I'm surprised they used the term "frosted" to describe it, given us vege wax users' aversion to frosting

www.texascandlesupply.net in Houston, Tx.

This is a different company than www.texascandlesupply.com which is BCS.

This looks like regular crystallizing palm, in my opinion. But I'll try it anyways

I want to try some Palm Container wax.. does anyone know of a supplier in or very close to TX? Shipping on wax is killer...

TIA

Ash

Taylored Concepts in Dallas for sure. Do a search, this has come up recently, there is another in Dallas.

Texas candle supply in Houston has pillar palm

PATCHOULI

I hate it but it sales very well for me.

AGREED

Do you think that if you add a little soy to it, that there would be no need for relief holes? Anyone try that yet?

I mixed soy with CW's Palm and still got large air pockets. I am still getting small pockets with the CandleScience palm, small enough that I'm not concerned about a re-pour in most circumstances. I sent an email to CS support asking if I could mix soy with their Palm and the response I got was "I don't recommend it". But with no explanation. I'm going to try it anyways, my hope is that adding some soy will give me a bigger and deeper melt pool.

My palm wax from candlescience did not need additives - just add color, fo, and you're good to go;)

While, this is technically true, it takes a little more work than that. Wicking continues to be a problem for me.

Very nice, how wide is that container?

Taylored Concepts in Dallas has container palm, I don't care for it, frankly.

www.tayloredconcepts.com

Texas Candle Supply has pillar palm. www.texascandlesupply.net

Can you define what "creamy" smells like? I'm not sure how to answer your question.

I have had only a couple of instances where I had air bubbles with the Glass Glow. And they were much smaller in size than what I got from Candlewic, Taylored Concepts or S&P.

A blast with the heat gun took care of it, and didn't ruin the top look of the candle too much.

By the way: Today's May 10th and new no stock of Glass Glow. Even the note saying more would be in stock today is gone.

Peak's Pomegranate is very nice.....juicy.

I love the smell, but can't get this to throw for anything. Is it just me?

I'll vouch only for their Lemon so far. Strongest one I've found.

When you get a reply from CS, could you post their recommendations here? Thanks so much!

3 days later.. no response yet. :undecided:undecided Trying to pour into a slightly cooler tumbler to see what happens.

On a completely different note... I just got my first presto pot. I LOVE it!

It's the only palm wax I have at the moment, so I'm pretty sure.

I could see this being a problem if you go to a candle supply place like Taylored Concepts (which is local for me) and ask for a fragrance to be made.

I was thinking more along the line of hiring a chemist/perfumer to create something that I could make myself. The chemist as part of their contract would have to sign a confidentiality clause.

I am not seriously considering this because I'm just getting into this and am still testing and have not sold a single candle as of yet. Certainly couldn't provide volume to warrant this. Just thinking big, I guess

Well I ran into a problem this week.

I was looking at one of my beautiful glass glow candles I made and I turned it upside down... and the candle fell out! ( I use straight sided tumblers).

So I started shaking a couple more candles and they started rattling in the jar! So I'm not getting any glass adhesion at all.

I have an email into candle science to ask what I'm doing wrong, but they haven't responded as of yet.

Heating glassware to 190, pouring at 195-200, by the way.

Will do. Not ordering the 16s until there's more glass glow wax back in, so it will be awhile.

And I'll live with the bigger flame over double wicking. Just one of those choices you have to make.

my second burn in a tumbler 3" wide with a CSN 14 was much better. I have about a quarter of an inch of hangup on each side. Which I actually like some so that you can see the pattern of the wax from the glow of the candle. But to get there, I had to use a knife to pare the sides down a bit. Now that there is a CSN 16, that might be just the right size. I am only going to double wicking as a last last last resort.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/02/04/otr.belasco/index.html

Jimmy Belasco founded Er'go Candles. He has since left and started Jimmy Belasco candles. The strongest scented Soy candles I've ever smelled. (His Vanilla Lime is to die for!)

Anyways, this article is interesting, and it mentions in the middle that he actually fried a chicken in his soy wax and ate it. So it is a food.