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Hi there! I'm not sure if you're asking if we will have this fragrance available to smell in our showroom or asking about a different scent so I'll offer an answer to both! The Baccarat Rouge 540®(type) is available to smell in our showroom here in Fort Worth, Texas if you'd like to "try before you buy". If you're asking about a different scent from the same company who makes that one, I'm not sure about that! However, when we get a lot of requests for a certain fragrance we will discuss it with our product development team to see if we want to try to find a dupe for it. That's exactly what happened with the Baccarat Rouge 540® (type) and it has been SO popular! If you have any other questions about anything, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team.

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That's great! So happy you found us! If you have any questions about our products or anything else, please reach out to our customer service team by calling 800-929-9425 or you can send an email to customerservice@lonestarcandlesupply.com and someone can assist you. Our customer service team is very knowledgeable about our products so they can answer any questions you may have.

The EZ Wick Setter tool is designed to work with braided fiber wicks. At the moment, we are not aware of a similar tool on the market for wooden wicks. We're keeping an eye out for something like that though!

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You are very welcome!

We're so glad you found this video helpful! Seriously, our favorite way to break up hard waxes is just to put it in a bag and throw it on the ground, haha. It's a great way to take out some stress! It's also super effective at breaking up these harder waxes into smaller pieces.

That's a good one! Are you washing your molds with water? If so, we recommend thoroughly drying them before storing them. If you're not washing them with water, can you please let us know where you are seeing the mold so we can try to help you with that?

We're working on it! If you have any requests for something you'd like to see in a video, please let us know!

We would have to agree!

Send her an email! That would be great!

Great! We have the products used in this video linked in the description, or you can visit our website at lonestarcandlesupply.com. Feel free to reach out to our customer service team if you need any assistance!

This base is FANTASTIC and so easy to use! Thanks for watching, and feel free to reach out to our customer service team if you need any assistance!

Hi there! The tool we are using in this video is a heat gun. You can buy them at your local hardware or craft store, or you can find them online. Hope this helps!

You absolutely should! These are super easy to make too! It's just tart wax, fragrance oil, some candle dye, and a splash of glitter. : )

The Candle Maker can be purchased with one of our starter kits, which now comes with a larger pouring pot! They kits are currently out of stock as we are waiting on more of the Candle Makers to come in but they should be available sometime later this month. Here's a link if you'd like to check out the kit: lonestarcandlesupply.com/the-candle-maker-starter-kit

That's great! So happy we could help!

Certainly! We are working on some new videos for our channel so we will be sure to add this to the list. Unfortunately, the manufacturer of the wick pins is no longer producing them so we do not carry them anymore. The wickpins are designed to slide down inside the mold so you can pour the wax around it. After the wax cools, you pull on the part of the wickpin that is sticking out over the top of the mold and slide the candle out. Then, you slide the candle off the wickpin and it should create a perfect tunnel for you to thread a wick through. We hope this information was helpful! Keep an eye out for new content!

You are very welcome! Please let us know if there is anything else you'd like to see!

That is the most common ratio of wax to fragrance oil but the amount of fragrance you can add to your wax will depend on the wax itself. There are some waxes that can hold up to 12% fragrance oil (about 2oz to 1 pound of wax), while there are others that can only hold 3% (1/2oz per pound of wax). We recommend to always make sure to check the maximum fragrance load for whatever wax you are using before adding your fragrance oil.

Awesome! Years and years ago we used to carry a hot knife, which is the same concept, and they worked great. I think our favorite method to get the wax into smaller more manageable chunks is to put the slab in a bag and throw it on the floor, haha. It works great and it's good for relieving some pent up stress!

Thank you! If you're ever in the area, we'd love for you to stop by and say hi!

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Please do!

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you!

That's a great idea! I've heard that silicone spray also helps with mold release.

Some waxes can be a bit more difficult to get the pin out. With paraffin, it tends to slide out pretty easily. With soy pillar waxes, we've noticed it can be more difficult because the wax is more brittle, this may also be the case for beeswax. If you can find a way to heat up just the pin a little bit before you try to remove it from the candle, this may help it slide out a bit easier.

Yes! The multi EZ Wick Setter can do 1-3 wicks at a time. It's a very handy tool, especially if you're making a lot of candles.

Does your vessel need to be a specific size? I have an 8-oz round vessel and a 12oz square vessel.

Both of the E-Z Wick Setter tools are designed to use in different sized vessels. The Single E-Z Wick Setter can fit most jars as small as 1.75" wide and up to about 3.25", while the Multi E-Z Wick Setter can fit most jars as small as 2.5" wide and up to 3.75".

Unfortunately, we do not carry any lids that fit these 3 tumblers but you may be able to find some based on the diameter of the inside of the jars. For the 11oz and 13.25oz tumblers, the inside measures about 3". For the 8oz tumbler, it measures 2.75". So, you would need lids that will fit those two diameters. Hope this helps answer your question!

The 13.25oz Libbey HB Rocks tumbler is about 3.125" wide so I would say you should be able to use just one wick. However, if you find that one wick (that is capable of burning a 3.125" diameter) is not creating a melt pool all the way across your jar after 3-4 hours of burn time, you could try sizing up or go to 2 wicks. Typically, we don't recommend double wicking until you get closer to 3.5" wide, but it depends on the wax and wicks you're using. If you have any other questions or would like some guidance, please feel free to reach out to our customer service team! 1-800-929-9425

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

We recommend using a wick bar to hold your wicks upright while the wax cools. These are very universal and fit most jars and molds: lonestarcandlesupply.com/wick-bar

So happy to hear you found this video helpful! Throwing it on the ground is also very effective, we do it around here quite a bit, actually, haha. Hopefully, you find this technique just as easy! Please do not hesitate to contact us if you ever have any questions!

The pouring temperature will vary depending on the wax you're using, the ambient temperature in the room, and the climate you live in! We have recommended pouring temperatures on all of our wax product pages, or you can find that info by clicking the links below! If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to contact us by calling 1-800-929-9425! Soy wax guidelines: www.lonestarcandlesupply.com/candle-making/candle-wax/soy-wax Paraffin wax guidelines: www.lonestarcandlesupply.com/paraffin-wax-guidelines

Thank you! Once the freshies are made, they usually last about 4-5 weeks in your car. If packaged in a mostly air-tight bag or container, the scent should last a few months for storage.

Hello! We haven't heard that before but we have encountered the volume being more after melting!

That's not something we have tested out yet! We aren't sure if after baking the aroma beads they would soak up any more fragrance than they already have previously. It wouldn't hurt to test it out though!

Will do! Keep an eye out for more!

Thank you for the tips! We have heard of mica powders bleeding before and we only wanted the top portion covered, so that's why we did it the way we did! We also have heard of the nail trick before but we love how easy the power tool can be to create that hole. Glad to hear those ways work for you!

Hi! Considering we don't carry plain coconut wax it's a little tough to recommend wicks! Although, we would normally recommend using our ECO Series wicks for soy wax. So, if you were to try those out we would recommend using 3 of the ECO-4 for that jar and wax. We would recommend buying the sample pack to test out before committing!

We'll have to try that out next time! Thank you for the tip!

You most certainly can! We also carry daisy-cut lids that have holes in the top for this purpose exactly!

Hello! They do release fragrance and are fairly easy to make! In the video, we show when you would add the fragrance to the beads. Make sure to let them fully cure and soak in all the fragrance oil so they last the max amount of time!

They do indeed! That is a great gift idea for the holidays!

We haven't done this when making any of our freshies but do know you can! You can use a silicone mold release or a cooking spray!

Typically you would use 1-2oz of fragrance oil per pound of aroma beads! It depends on the density of the fragrance oil.