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  1. jackbenimble
    AH/RA pink sugar is very good.
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    Watermelon
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    All my labels still have the word "Natural" still on them but I can't afford to replace them so when I order next I'll change them but as Wessex said "I screwed up and did not research it deep enough." I have however gone over my website and fixed a few things. For now that will have to do.
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    I just went to NG and they have several favorable reviews about their KLP scent. You may what to check them out. Here's the link:http://www.naturesgardencandles.com/candlemaking-soap-supplies/item/rf-84/-Keylime-Pie-Fragrance-Oil-.html
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    Does the olive oil scent come through strongly over your FO/EO. Not sure which you used? I've heard it's hard to cover that up.
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    Does anyone else sell at this site? You pay $5 a month or $50 a year and can list and sell with no fees. Sounds like a great way to get your products out there if your just starting out. What are your thoughts on this? Advice? TIA! http://handmadeartistsforum.com/forum/index.php
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    Thank you BlissStreet! I won't. Hehe :-)
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    Thanks guys! I knew that was the answer but I just had to ask.
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    Ok I think I know the answer to this but I am going to ask anyway. I have my main scents that i sell down and I know that they perform as they should. What I want to know is if I'm buying FO from (let's say Candle Science that is known to test in soy and has truthful ratings on their site as far as I know) do I still need to go through a testing phase for a new FO that has proven to work in soy? I'm small and just starting out and would like to offer some special one time scents but I don't think I have the cash flow to go through testing again and again. I know I'm about to get killed here and I think the answer is NO but I still wanted to ask. TIA! Don't hit me to hard please.
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    Lonestar and Candle Science carry it as well as others but they are closest to me.
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    You might be able to make that out of polymer clay from Michaels.
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    Mmmmm Splenda. Makes me skinny!
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    Have you checked rustic essentials?
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    Could some of the more experienced/seasoned candle makers here give my pictures a look and tell me what they think? TIA! :-)
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    No she didn't!! Ok guys I don't want to get into a debate about natural/ paraffin waxes. I want to know if anyone here actually make a true "all natural" candle. So far it looks like the answer is no. I have though enjoyed the previous comments so thanks for responding. :-)
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    You may need to double wick.
  19. jackbenimble
    I found this description at Fragrance Oil Finder from the supplier Pine Meadows. It says: Woodberry- "You'll love this refreshing, great outdoors scent reminiscent of a berry breeze in a lush hardwood forest." Does that describe what you have?
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    I have read a lot of threads about soy candles not being natural because of the process that it takes to get it to wax form. I am just wondering if anyone on the board actually makes a true All Natural candle? Soy or what have you. Thanks for responding!
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    C-3 is a good wax. You should have some good results from it. I'd let it cure a week at least before testing.
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    Lol! So crazy you mentioned that! I just saw Paula Deans cheap ass candles at Michaels the other day. I'm sure someone else makes them and she just slapped her fake airbrushed face on the front!!
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    Ooooo! Sounds interesting! I mix an original scent that I use for the Fall using tomato leaf. I'll have to get a sample of that.
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    If you let it cure for 2-3 weeks it may get better. But I'm personally not a fan of Eco-Soya Adv. Not sure if that's what you are using.
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    I use 3dcart and I'm able to shipping by quantity. I also do not have 900 items so it's alot easier to judge this. I know that 5-6 of my candles fit in a medium size flat rate box and then if they order more it goes to a large flat rate box. That's how I do shipping. Wish I could ship for $5 like some others but I can't. Maybe one day I can. :-)
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