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I've been using SFIC GM base for a year now and love it but Im curious as how it compares to Stephensons Natural Shea butter base as far as lather, moisturizing, and hardness goes.TIA

I wish some would new the answer too.How about the sweating issues if any.

Thanks,BlissStreet,I am wanting to try the candles in jeely jars 3 inch across and just about 3 inch tall,have any suggestions where to start on wicks?I am test a wick now eco 12 and eco 10 and htp 104 and lx 18 but I think the lx is too small and eco 12 too big so far.

Yes,I have used the punch tin ones 40 watt bulb and the ones that look like the church and the barn-I di not care for the ones that you take the roof off to put the tarts in as well as the open tops-I think they run a little hot in my opion.My clients love them all,I think cause they are different and primitive style.

I was very surprised that the cubes pops out with just a little residue left inside.The apple & clover just rocks!There is a few that did not do as well but I am working on it.Thanks ktaggard and BlissStreet.Have you tried the millinium el wax in tarts too?

Does any one make EL scent trays?Is this to soft a wax?I have some cooling now just wondering if I can get them out of the clam shell with out falling apart.Thanks.They smell so delicious right now.

I also just had a conversation with them,and the wax will be the same and they will be sending out notices of the change over.The last day is dec 13th,I was told.They are answering the phone as soy basics right now.Thats all I was told.

That is a great way to explain it.Yes,I see your point.I agree.

Thanks,I am going to do that.I feel it is right.

I agree with hand made too ,I wanted to be sure when I make my labels.Thanks everyone!

So confused! when selling your m&p,how do you label it and on the web,do you market it as hand crafted-handmade or other options.With all the butters,oils and other additives in the recipes-is it just m&p?I know it is different than cp &hp soaps-that is hand made.

This can be so confusing!?Thanks alot.

I just hit the link above and took me to the site with no problems with the prices too.real pretty site,great pics too.thanks everyone!

Thanks,I love her pics too.I am afraid my are not that good but I am trying.I think a better camera is in order for me.Yes,etsy is very busy place.

Thanks everyone.I love the info and see if I can make some changes.

yeah,always trying to improve my pics and I do need to list more fragrances,I think that maybe a down fall for me.I sell at the farmers market and my on line gets no attention this time of the year.I just closed down the booth at the farmers market and plan on really working on site now.Thanks for your info!

Thanks,I get that.I'll just have to keep trying on that.I am afraid to over broad but may that is the way to go.

If you sell candle tarts on line since you can't smell them,what makes you want to buy them?Great pics,the explanation of how they smell or to say how strong they are or maybe the packaging.What draws you in?Thanks for your help.

well,I have tried a lot of waxes and I keep going back to 6380 -it whips up great for pastry tarts-it holds fo well even at 12% except for heavy fo's but bakery scents is not as good as I would like them to be for some reason or it may be my nose,my clients can tell the difference when I try a different wax,yeah I try to fool them once in a while just to see the feed back.I even like mixed 50-50 with tcs wax.Thanks for the input-I thought I went on candles and supplies-I am off to look.

thanks,I may give this wax a try.

well,thanks anyway.I am sure this wax must be under a different name some where.I emailed some manufactures of waxes and am waiting for any news.It is a fine grandulated wax for votives and candle tarts-low melt point pops right out of the molds has a nice finish to the wax ,colors easy and throws scent very well.

I have never used this wax-will it work for candle tarts too? Is it slab form or grandular?Thanks

Tri state is out of 6380!do you know who else carries this wax ?I am searching but need your help.Thanks alot.

I ship all the time,the above answers are great.Are you giving a estimated shipping on your site?If so just go to postal price calculator and enter your zip code and then pick a zip code that is the longest distance from you and enter that zip code and follow instructions .Great for estimated shipping.You can offer refunds for over shipping costs or not.

I also use the the poly pro bags from gtbag.com -size 3+3 and are perfect for my round candle tarts that are just about 1 oz size,I use the the zip bags so people can smell them before buying.For large bags of tarts I use the cello bags 3 + 7 inch and use a country style ribbon to close them that way people can squeeze the bag and smell the top to get a shot of the scent.Works good for me.Good luck.

I just signed In and they do have live-laugh-love in the illumination warmer and a faith in the ceramic candle warmer

Maybe you have to have an account set up to get to them

Hey,Moonshine,you maybe right,I did not set up account ,I wanted to see if they had them first.I am going ther now.Thank you .

I thought I had been there but -no- no inspirational tart warmers.I really appreciate it though.