magickstar

Hello Me and my partner were making candles the other day and we ran out of glue dots but found some really old ones that looked ok and tried using them. Well after we poured the wax in we noticed the wick was no longer sticking to the bottom of the jar. So we weren't all that worried about it until I noticed after the candle was solid that the wick was sitting off to the one side. Is there any way to fix this maybe by reheating the wax without losing scent throw?

Thanks so much for all of your help! I made only a couple for my first time and I used some coconut oil and the fragrance was orange creamsicle. I will try vybar 103 next

Thanks everyone for your help! I am not sure what 4627 is and is CO coconut oil? Also are you able to buy these items in reg stores or are they available in speciatly stores? And how much CO would you put in your wax?

I am new to candle making and am going to be making some candles this weekend and was looking for a bit of help. I'm using Ecosoya CB Advanced (which I found out is not the greatest for scent throw.) So here are my questions: 1. What is the longest you cure a soy candle for? 2. Will curing help with scent throw? 3. Can I add anything to it to help me achieve a better scent throw? I appreciate any help I could possibly get! Thanks