candlemaker2005

try this( sorry I am on laptop and not near recipes so I am guestimating...)

use 20% oil, use whatever oils you have on hand, one or a combo

around 7-8% butters(shea mango,cocoa etc)

3% Ewax or beeswax

4% stearic acid

heat all this up to melt everything, throw in your exfolliant, sugar, brown sugar, oatmeal etc.. around 70% mix well...

after that you can add your preservative and your FO if desired...

I have a friend who beats the crap outta hers and literally makes scrubby lotion..but I dont like it mixed that well:)

awsoem thanks so much give thsi a try

i like to know as well i have

body butter

shey butter

almond oil

jojba oil as well

humm not sure

a dog bone as well wsp

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wsp has some

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Materials: 1 Packet of unflavored gelatin1 teaspoon of salt1/2 cup of liquid soap3/4 Cup of waterFood ColoringFragrant oils or essential oilsPlastic storage jar with lid Instructions: Empty the packet of gelatin into a bowl and set aside.. Boil 3/4 cup of water using a saucepan or Kettle. Carefully pour the hot water into mixing bowl and mix it with the gelatin powder. Let the gelatin dissolve completely .

Next pour the liquid soap into the gelatin mix in the bowl. Add 2 drops of food coloring into the mix and also add your fragrance oil now (about 5 drops) and stir it very gently so the bubbles do not become agitated .

Pour the Mix into the clean storage container and allow to set for several hours in the refrigerator

HOW TO USE :

Place a small amount of jelly under the running water , a small plastic spoon in the Jar would be a good idea .

Add a small toy into the Jelly before it sets to give the kids an incentive to get to the bottom of the Jelly soap.

Dispose of the jelly after several weeks or if mold is present, Avoid mold by keeping it in an airtight container in a cool place at all times

pm i have a recipe i just have to look it up for you

i have seen alot of them molds on ebay

hope that helps

all my other test were on votives never i jar and now i see what you are saying i amgoignto have to find a smaller wic ty all for the help

You need the diameter, not the height.

oh ok

2 3/8" diameter.

i think the wic burn is to high as well when burning but thats what test are for

scent thorw is very nice the scent i used is called summer melody i am goignto take a nother pic here in a sec and show that the falme as it get in witht he wax does seem to have gone down

oh ok it mesures

jar measurement: 3 1/8" height

wick i used

Crafters Choice™ Low Smoke Zinc Votive Wick

as it melts down the flame does go down

wic can go over a tad

oh ok cool i am in 1 hr looks good but noticed the wic could go over a hair is it ok to post my test results here falme is good not to high

ty i forgot to mesure the jar i know its a 5oz but with out a ruler here its hard to do that ty for your help:D

i made a candle tonight in glass containor for the jar store was a sample i used Low Smoke Self Centering Zinc Votive Wick. One Pour Container Parafin Blend

scented with summer melody now i want to test make sure i did this right what do i do i know light and blow out but unsure after that what to look for please help

jar measurement: 3 1/8" height

no i have 280 and here is a pic i have no clue why so much hate towards me but thsi will be my last post on this board Dont be so jelous and hatefull i swear lifes to short to be so hateful opps better spell check

love them i love M&P i love to try cold process but the kids here keep me to busy and right now dont have time love the soaps

I have to agree with Eugenia. Besides the fact that you haven't tested these and show them on your site, this candle is "mis-colored"...do you plan to do this always, because people buying them from your site will expect them to look like that, if that's what they see... JMO

lol this one

Oh there are a couple of other ways lol. Tis not the only method

OK now I was thinking Love Spell had to be in purple. J/K!

It's hard to go wrong w/ a palm wax. Your votive turned out well.

The only thing I would say is that it's not a "marble" candle, though I could see why you would call it that considering the crystalizing effect of palm wax. Marbling is when you allow the wax to cool to an oatmealy consistency then add color w/o completely mixing it in. Here's a link on how to make marbles ... http://www.candletech.com/marbled/

Very NICE....I think that you would be perfect for our Valentines Day Swap;)