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  1. Those of you raving about the C&BS from JS, how long since you've replenished your supply? There have been quite a few posts here about how the formula has changed and it's not the same.

    Unfortunately, I found this to be true also. Thank goodness I saw these posts before pouring an entire batch from a recent C&BS order from JS. I poured a tester and it is definitely weaker than bottles from previous orders. So disappointing because this was a huge seller for me.

  2. Candybee,

    Congrats! Your new scent combo is getting famous. :highfive:

    I just saw a post on Rustic Escentuals FB page about that same blend and name (except AHRE and KY rather than CS) 'Mix Autumn Harvest (CM) or Amish Quilt with an equal amount of Mulberry (KY) for a new scent - Mulberry Spice Chutney'

  3. I have searched online and found four suppliers that carry the dupe of Yank*me's Autumn Lodge: Cierra Candles, WSP, Lone Star and The Candlemaker's Store.

    None of these are my typical suppliers.

    Anybody try any of these in soy? Any comments on their CT/HT would greatly be appreciated. :smiley2:

  4. Here's one I don't care for: CS Very Vanilla - there is a bitter note in it that my nose picks up when I sniff it OOB and when I put it in the wax I still smell it. It just blocks the Vanilla scent for me. And yet...Very Vanilla often gets positive reviews on this board.

    Same here! Something is a little 'off' about it to me as well both OOB and in wax. I really wanted to like it, but no go.

  5. Darn, darn, and darn....I really wanted to use Ed Hardy - Hearts & Daggers as an Anti-Valentine's Day fragrance in my soy candles. Its been curing 4 weeks and has waaaay too weak of a CT. :cry2:

    Such a bummer. It is the Just Scent version.

    Anybody tested any other company's version of Hearts & Daggers in soy?

  6. Thanks for the input everyone....lots of good points.

    I already tested the new jar style over the last few months but haven't poured any candle inventory using the new jars yet.

    After seeing your helpful feedback, I'm thinking that I may use the new jars for 'Limited edition' fragrances that aren't carried in the regular Jelly Jar line...ie. Breast Cancer Awareness or uncolored spa-like candles...and pour to order only.

    Thanks again for you help. :cheesy2:

  7. Looking for some constructive input on switching or adding jars...

    I have used the 8oz Jelly Jars for our candles for 10 years. Our customers love them and buy lots of them...BUT I'd like use something a little more upscale now. Initially I wanted to replace the Jelly Jars with a Libbey Tumbler & silver lid, but it would definitely involve a sales price change.

    Anybody have experience switching jar styles? I assume it involved a sales price change? How did you do it without ticking off your current customer base? Or is it better to add a jar style rather than replace it?

    Thanks in advance for your input :)

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