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Hello All,

I have finally decided to jump into candle design!! I have thought about it for a while but just decided I needed a new hobby! I am starting as a hobby and we will see where it goes form there. I am very excited I ordered the beginners kit from Moon Glow yesterday so I am anxiously waiting for it to arrive. I hear candle making can be very addicting! Any advice for someone just starting out because I have no idea what I am doing. I am assuming it is just trial and error. I prefer do soy candles since i am a more "natural" type of person. I would like to use true essential oils in my candles even though I know they most likely lose their therapuetic effects when used that way.

Any advice would be appreciated!!:wink2:

Happy Candling,

Cindy

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Howdy and welcome to the board :)

Yup, it's very addicting and will often make ya pull your hair out, but well worth it :grin2:

We do have a whole section for natural waxes (soy, palm, etc) so you might want to browse through there too.

From what I've seen, not many people use EOs in candles. Not only is it much more expensive, the scent don't usually throw as well.

Good luck on your new hobby!

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welcome welcome...candles are addicting fun and gets expensive but it is worth it. I love ordering stuff then get all giddy when it shows up. This board is awesome and the "search" key on top is amazing. I have learned so much from searching through here

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