Aileene Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 I'm in testing stages now for tart/melt/wickless & I would like to have some scents & wax formulations ready to at least give some items as gifts during the fall/winter.So obviously I want to test fall/winter scents right now (although the spring/summer scents sure are enticing lol)I am testing KY parasoy right now and so far I am liking how it pours w/ the couple of scents I got with it (Santa's whiskers, pink sugar cookies) I pour both 2oz souffle cups & the 1oz scallop tarts right now, while I figure out scent and such for testing since those are what I have on hand.These are the scents I have picked out to test from NG if anyone could give me a quick review/idea of them that would be great:Fruity RingsAlien TypeApples and OakAutumn MagicBite MeBerry Bewitching BrewButtercream CupcakeCandy CornElf SweatHarvest MoonOrange Juice CakePumpkin Crunch CakeReindeer PooBlue HawaiianDUDEVamp VogueWerewolfWitching HourSun, Moon & StarsCane Sugar CookieCinderellaHappy Birthday Vanilla CupcakeMagi MagicSnickerdoodle CookiesTricks or TreatsSparkling CiderSo there are the scents I am ordering now, any I should add or that are 'blech'? (I only orderedI know I have a couple 'holiday' types, but for right now I am wanting to just order fall to Thanksgiving and worry about the December holidays in my next order.Any other suppliers offer a better version? I'm looking at CS & possibly WSP for a future order, while I figure out where to get the majority of my scents. (I'm on the east coast if that makes any difference).Thanks in advance,--Aileene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ckelley116 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 Pumpkin Crunch Cake is AWESOME. I use it in 4627 and the HT is out of this world. You'll want to eat it (or maybe that's just me, I don't know, but it does smell good!)The only other one on your list that I use is Autumn Magic. I love that one as well. It's a very warm, woodsy fragrance with a little musk. It's different. Also throws really well in 4627.Hopefully some others can chime in but it looks like you're off to a good start! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheWickedWick Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 I use KY's parasoy mix for tarts and out of the scents you listed:Fruity Rings smells just like the cereal Fruit LoopsCandy Corn is great-smells just like the candy-great for HalloweenPumpkin Crunch Cake - really greatI haven't tried the others you mentioned.You might want to try:Mrs. Claus Cookies (NG)Peppermint Patty (NG)Amish Friendship Bread (NG)-great seller for meOrange-Clove (NG)Pumpkin Creme Brulee (AH/RE)Pumpkin Cheesecake (AH/RE) (both of these are really yummy)Cranberry Marmalade (Candlescience)Mistletoe (Candlescience)Raspberry Truffle (Candlescience)Very Vanilla (Candlescience)Country Christmas (AH/RE)Plumberry Spice (KY)Madagascar Spice (AH/RE)-I renamed this Spiced WassilFallen Leaves (AH/RE)Apple Jack & Peel (I forget where I get this from but lots of suppliers carry one)That's all I can think of right now.....have fun and let us know how some of the other ones did. Always looking for something new.Karen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
number2of7 Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 I've tried the following (I use KY parasoy waxes):Fruity Rings - EXACTLY like the cereal (great ct & ht)Alien Type - never smelled the original, but I'm a big fan of this one (don't do candles or tarts with this one, only b&Apples and Oak - a light apple, but customers do love itAutumn Magic - FABULOUS!!Berry Bewitching Brew - not a fan (it's strong, but I hate the scent)Buttercream Cupcake - GREAT seller for usCandy Corn - doesn't smell like candy corn to me at allHarvest Moon - definitely different - nice scent, but couldn't get customers to bite and try this oneReindeer Poo - lighter scent -- doesn't smell at all like a Christmas scentWerewolf - never tested in candles/tarts, but it is a nice masculine scentWitching Hour - yuck! a strange sweet cinnamon something (I hated it)Snickerdoodle Cookies - very nice (great ht & ct) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Candlebuddy Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 (edited) I buy a ton of fragrance oils from KY ... I use them individually and mix them too ... Banana Cream + Creme Brulee = Banana PuddingPumpkin Pie + Creme Brulee = Pumpkin BruleeHot Chocolate + Roasted Coffee = Mocha CapuccinoCreme Brulee + Roasted Coffee = Cafe BruleeApple Jack & Peel + Pumpkin Pie = HarvestRed Apple + Cinnamon Red Hot + Caramel Pecan = Candy Apple CrunchHot Chocolate + Graham Cracker Crust = Elf 'n GrahamsHot Chocolate + Graham Cracker Crust + Toasted Marshmallow = SmoresHomemade Apple Pie + Macintosh Apple + Cinnamon Red Hot = Spiced AppleIcy Peppermint + Creme Brulee = ButtermintBirthday Cake + Gingerbread = Frosted GingerbreadOrange Chiffon Cake + Pumpkin Pie = Orange PumpkinPlum Berry SpiceSugar Corn PuddingCoconut Cream PieLemon Pound Cake + Blueberry Burst = Lemon Blueberry MuffinVermont Maple SyrupBanana Nut BreadGrandmother's ToddyCreme Brulee + Sweet n Creamy = Candy Corn(The only scents that I don't use by themselves is Sweet n Creamy and Pumpkin Pie ... I think they're good mixers.)As you can tell, I love KY's fragrance oils ... my main supplier for fall/holiday/bakery scents! I use 6006 at 6-8%. Edited May 11, 2010 by Candlebuddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aileene Posted May 11, 2010 Author Share Posted May 11, 2010 Thanks for all the great info and ideas. I have to put another order for my wax so I'll check out some more of her FOs.Thanks again, this really did help me keep from getting super overwhelmed with choices lol.--Aileene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
*Dee* Posted May 11, 2010 Share Posted May 11, 2010 potpourri spice from ng is really good. i renamed it harvest spice for the fall and always sold out of it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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