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OverSoyed

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  1. If I am understanding your question correctly, you melt down old candles to make yours? If that's the case, there is no way to know that all the candles are the same. Yes, you may be using the same molds, but the actual wax that you are using (the remelted wax) may all be of different age/quality.

    The only thing I would use old candles like that for is for testing molds, layering, so on, and MAYBE, to use chips to tint my candles.

    Aside from that, pick yourself up a tester kit from any other the online retailers or your local craft store. They range in price, but you can typically get your feet wet and your head on straight for a reasonable amount out of pocket.

    HTH

    Tristan

  2. The one with the seeds and the one with oatmeal may be too scratchy to use. Have you tried them yet?

    Yes, I have used both and they feel great to me. The oatmeal is flying off the shelves and everyone seems every pleased. Hubbys dad bought a 1/2 dozen bars for the ladies at his work and they couldn't be more happy.

    The banana isn't as rough as it looks actually. It reminds me of the lil beads that are in the hand sanitizers.

  3. I was looking at those today actually at WSP. And yes, they do recommend as much as 50% fo. I think that would be overkill. 25% however seems reasonable.

    I was also looking at the room spray base from CandleMakers. It is a lot cheaper, but they don't have fo recommendations listed. Anyone try their's yet?

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  5. See.. that's what I thought. I mean, I'm sure if you use lots of tape, wax paper, plastic wraps, and so on it would work, but why go through the hassle and expensive, when M&P molds are super cheap.

    Just make sure that you have something in there pretty liquid proof or it will seep out. I use plastic wrap in a small cardboard box when me and my kiddo make M&P soaps.

    Make sure you tape it to the box tho:laugh2:, big potential mess if ya don't.

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