kbuck

www.linotype.com is a website that we use at work. You can even type in words you want to use to see what they would look like.

Good Luck,

Kim

Bittercreek North sells some under the name AromaMagic.

HTH,

Kim

I do have success and failures with some of BC's scents. How soon after you pour them are you test burning? Are you weighing your fragrances to get the most accurate amount in your wax? Different scents will weigh heavier then others. Also if you could be more specific on which scents you are using. Now I do use 1.5 oz per pound of wax, so my results might be different. BC's clove is extremely strong just for example. I do use the ezsoy, so I would like to help if I can.

Kim

It might help to know what fragrances you are having trouble with and where you get them from. One suppliers apple pie might not throw as well as someone else's. If you are using ezsoy, htne I am assuming you area using BC fragrances, but I want to make sure before I make any suggestions.

HTH,

Kim

I do the melt and pour because I don't have room to do CP and I don't want to have the lye sitting around in case my kids got into it. Also I get enough candle wax and lotion on me when I pour things that I don't want to take the chance of getting myself hurt also.

There are several different kinds of melt and pour out there. I use SFIC shea butter base and then add some other things to it. It's just like a candle wax, the base is a starting point for you and you can then make it your own blend if you want.

HTH,

Kim

I will add my vote for their lotion bases also. I have used them for several years and my customers love it.

Kim

Not sure if they cover your state, but I use Acuity. They have a website called www.acuity.com.

Good Luck,

Kim