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I would like to re-name the gingerbread applesauce (don't know if it will sell with this name)--it's a new scent for my line this year. I thought about gingered apples so I could make it a honey/cream color, but I would really appreciate your input on a new name and/or color. Thanks so much!!

Just Scent has it and Just by Nature just started carrying it, also.

My little plumeria tree produced it's first bloom today and it smells wonderful! (my first time to ever smell the real thing!) Now I know the plumeria fo I've been using doesn't smell as much like the real thing as I thought, so who has the truest plumeria out there? thanks:)

Hello, I am new to your board and I love it! I've been making candles now for several years and was wondering if there is any kind of wax that works best for citrus scents. I've tried numerous orange, orange/vanilla, lemon, grapefruit blends, lime, etc. scents and all, with the exception of only a few, have a fuel smell. Is it the scent or the wax or both? If wax is a major factor, what kind of wax would be better? There are many holiday scents I love that are orange blends and I love Trapp's orange/vanilla and have had some dupes of it, but can never get away from the fuel with these scents. Any help you can give me is much appreciated! Thanks:smiley2:

Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but Jack Frost from BNL (through Bittercreek) is a nice peppermint with a smooth vanilla background that sweetens it nicely. It throws well, too. HTH

Spiced plum from Steve at the Candlemaker's store is wonderful with great throw!