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Brambleberry has some wonderful and easy recipes. www.brambleberry.com

Oh Trapp you sound just like me! I can't figure out nuttin mathematical. I am lucky tho...I just ask my son. He is very good at it...sure doesnt get it from me.

Anyone have any experience with Campbell Risk Management?

I still haven't gotten mine from Aztec yet either. Says it has shipped but I can't even find it on the tracking...ugh

I use egyptian amber in candles, melts soap and lotion. It is a very nice unisex scent.

I used the 5/5 and with 37% off one fragrance and a free sample, I got a pound of fragrance and 6- 1 oz samples shipped for $24.96! Can't beat that. Of course I didn't NEED any of it, but that's besides the point. Somebody help me!!!!

I like that idea. I can see them with cute succulents growing in them.

Candles: wax used: 464 fragrance load (%): 6% average cure time: 1 week Wax additives: no container size (dimensions) & type (material) tins & clamshells wicking notes: htp Cold throw: strong 8/10 Hot Throw: strong 9/10 Morphing: hot throw brings out more nuances in the scent Fade: Other notes: This scent is hard to describe, but so nice. Great unisex scent in soaps and lotions too.

Candles: wax used: 464 fragrance load (%) : 6% average cure time: 1 week Wax additives: no container size (dimensions) & type (material) tins & clamshells wicking notes: htp Cold throw: strong 9/10 Hot Throw: super strong 10/10 Morphing: none Fade: Other notes: great in lotion and M&P soap also

Candles: wax used: 464 fragrance load (%): 6% average cure time: 1 week Wax additives: none container size (dimensions) & type (material) 8 oz tins, clamshells wicking notes: htp Cold throw: strong Hot Throw: strong Morphing: no Fade: Other notes: Sweet lemony notes and cheesecake. This is a best seller for me

I did not notice any difference in how strong or how long the scent lasted.

I have baked the beads when they are a little wet. It's harder to scoop them into the cookie cutters, ( they stick to the spoon) but other than that it worked fine. Are you using liquid dye to color? I've never tried it but it seems like it would not blend as well when the beads are dry. If you want different colors of the same scent I would pour in beads and fo, then split up into separate bags and color each bag individually.

hopefully I will have tested most of the 1 ouncers before the sale expires. Any one put their's in wax yet? Such good prices...I hope they work!

Hi Jujubiee! Welcome from a fellow Californian, although we are a whole state apart, I'm from the very north western edge.

There's been some discussion on here lately about aroma beads not working as well as they used to. I am currently using up a bag from cajun and they are working fine. I've had no problems with fading scent. But, this is an OLD bag, so I can't say how the quality is nowadays. Below is a link to one of the threads about aroma beads.