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Hmmm.  Just a guess if you need more f.o. or the f.o. is just weaker to begin with.  A few months ago I did the same thing with a Candleberry dupe f.o. & good grief...the salt is still "moist".  I think my load was a bit heavy handed. 

It's hard to narrow your choices down to one supplier, isn't it? JS has beautiful scents as well.  

The FlamingCandleCo & FragranceBuddy have it...among other good companies. 

http://www.fragrancebuddy.com/Pumpkin-Pecan-Waffles-BBW-Type-fragrance-1.aspx

http://www.theflamingcandle.com/candle-fragrance-oil/fragrance-oil-a-z/pumpkin-pecan-waffles-type-fragrance-oil/

There's a number of good suppliers that carry it. Fragrancebuddy & NG are two off the top of my head.

I'd run the other way...just kidding, fellow foho  I've used that KY-VMS a while back & it kicks butt.  Very sweet, though. Great mixer.  Flannel sheets is wonderful too.  

I'm a fan of BCN's autumn leaves & adding a smooch of something else in there to make it my own.  It is a more realistic scent, imo.    

Ewww Ewww Ewww!  I know I'd give the company I bought it from a call.  I've never had that happen to my 3022.  

Personally like Rustic Escentual's & ICS's versions slightly better than WSP's.  Very, stinkin similar

What about sea salt caramel? Has anyone tried this one and had good results in soy.....I have been looking at it and thinking maybe I could try my own caramel apple with it as well

I've tried it in 415 & a blend of paraffin & 3022...works well.  Almost too well.  I just can't take the super sweet scents any more  I think it'd blend really nicely for a Caramel Apple.   

One scent that to me is underrated is a good straight clove.  BCN does a killer one.  A number of other suppliers do excellent at that scent as well.

KY Cinna-Vanilla from Aroma Haven always sells well with my private clients.  Cinnamon Broom from Fragrance Buddy...good grief...too many to start listing.    The words of an addict I guess.

Yeah...it was taken down.

I think Jackbenimble had a great scent blend idea a few years back on the threads...I don't have time to look it up today.  But, it was a great idea of (if I remember right) an orange clove, autumn leaves & pumpkin type...maybe a little hayride too...I did that myself afterward ... dang that's good as well. 

My personal favorites were WSP's Perfect Pumpkin (spicy) & CS Pumpkin Pie (sweet).  

@Darbla...I just received a sample of Barn Wood yesterday.  I'm drooling  

Definitely try Old Glory's Mistletoe Kisses!

Has anyone tried atzecs pink sands, mango salsa and apple strudel?

Any other reviews would be appreciated.

Apple Strudel is delish!

Stinkin enablers.   I think alot of us jumped in a tried a small order just to see   If they end up carrying a Hotel Costes dupe...that'd be wonderful! 

Thank you for sharing that.  I've only purchased wicks from them & they always came super fast & excellent quality.  Hmmm...like I need more oil.

Candybee is right.  I"m sorry you're dealing with this.  Family is sticky when business is concerned - you are put in a very awkward position. As hurtful as it is, I think your experience may help others.

I have read some of the post here and the only response I didn't see was to be sure the FO you are using is suitable for the aroma beads.  Not all FO's can be used with aroma beads.

 

 

Yep.

I currently use Just Scent but it is wayyy too weak..I even put more than I should in my wax..I have alot of people asking me for one and would like to know where you all get your's..or if you blend your own, if it isn't a trade secret. TY so much!

 

 

Kim

You know...I've never found one that was strong.  They've been excellent..but just lighter in nature.  Would be a good find.  Here's hoping you find a good one.

I have a fb business page and a group page also, but am finding it hard to do anything on. There are ton's of wax  vendors it seems like and the fb wax world seems to already have all of their favorite...craft fairs is my primary selling base but during the summer I don't ever set up due to the heat so was looking for a different ave. to sell through the summer months

 

This industry is most definitely oversaturated, no matter how superb your melts or candles are, just the reality.  I agree with Country Bee - I'd focus more on the local aspect & think outside the box.  All the very best to you! 

salt is just convenient and simple for my easily distracted brain... If it spills, nice easy clean up. It's also a nice visual to remind me that something is in the jar. How many times have I washed the scent jar before realizing something was in there i needed to check up on...

I have dpg, but never think to use it. Have also used IPM to dilute, like for reed diffusers.

To my sniffer, I find that dpg seems to skew the scent a bit.  Salt is so stinkin easy to play around with scents!!!