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The only fragrance he does like Lilac
I have found that a lot of guys like lilac in candles and things like that. It seems kind of funny but I definitely see a pattern.
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Even if you are just fooling around with candles, a presto pot will make your hobby much more enjoyable.
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The candle and the container are beautiful. But for that much money, I want the website to be perfect. There are too many typos and the grammar is poor. (i.e. Honey Suckle, "Our candles comes in 5 fragrances")
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How would you feel if you were antho? Just because its legal doesn't mean its the right thing to do.
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Hi!
I have never smelled this scent before and I have read that a lot of people love it, but the name is so yucky! Hope nobody takes that the wrong way, not at trying to be a jerk or nothing. Am I missing something here?
Dragon's Blood is a plant, I believe. A resin is derived from the plant. I think its uses are ancient.
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Are you asking for opinions on the look? If so, I think the lug looks nicer.
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Soy wax is hydrogenated vegetable oil so a 100% soy wax is a veggie wax.
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No, I do not wash new glassware.
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I like the scrub one. The other two are really busy but in different ways. That might just be me though. I like simple labels.
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From what I'm reading I get the feeling that you are making melts (not candles) in these glass jars, is that right?
If thats what you're asking my answer is No - I don't make melts in glass. On the hot plate type of warmer I use ceramic bowls.
I think she's making candles but her scent tester put the candle on a warmer instead of burning it. I've had customers tell me they do the same thing with my jars.
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Each FO will be different. You will have to test them all to determine what changes need to be made. I never found dye to make much difference unless you're putting in a lot but FO's are all over the place. My candles range between Eco 2 and Eco 10 in the same jar with different scents.
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Vanilla, vanilla, vanilla...
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I kind of agree with funkymonkey. People who are used to Facebook know that messages sometimes don't get through and that it can be unreliable as a communication tool. If I would have been the customer, I wouldn't have written you off so quickly and looked for another way to contact you.
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They are adorable!
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I don't make soap but I do buy it from fellow crafters when I am at a show. I can honestly say that although I think the round soaps are adorable, I would never buy them for myself. I like the rectangle soap for personal use. I might buy the cute round soaps for gifts, though.
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Trying to develop more spa scents so poured testers of:
Peppermint & Eucalyptus
Orange and Sage
Green Tea and Lemongrass
Lavender
Moonlake Musk
Rainwater
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just bumping this up to keep it on the first page of the M&P section.
Good idea. I'm just starting to play around with M&P and keep coming back to this thread as my "bible." I wish they'd make it a sticky.
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Not necessarily. Elevance makes more than just C3. Perhaps the C3 is USA sourced but other products are globally sourced.
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I use C3 and love it. I don't get any soot in the wax. Sometimes when testing if its overwicked, soot will end up on the wax like 001 said but not if its properly wicked.
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That is beautiful!
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I miss him too. Looks like he last visited in May 2011 and was lurking for a while before that. Maybe he just got tired of trying to present educational posts only to be confronted by strongly opinionated personalities that differed.
I do remember some of those clashes. That's too bad. I respected him a lot and I loved his dry sense of humor. More recently, we're missing some others who used to post a lot....Islandgirl, luminousboutique, kyme...those are a few off the top of my head but I know there's more.
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I miss Top.
Yeah, where'd he go? You could always depend on him to inject some sanity when a thread got too insane.
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What brown said ^ Votives become little container candles when they are burned in a votive holder.
Draft Free Testing
in General Candle Making Discussions
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I prefer to test in a normal, everyday home environment since that is where my customers burn their candles. If that means there is the occasional draft or a temperature change or anything else that occurs in most households, my candles should still burn well. If I make them to burn in a laboratory setting, what good does that do my customers? Just my opinion, I'm sure there are others.