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Thank you for the helpful advice. I was wondering why my candles had holes with the soy wax. I ordered the coconut apricot wax. pray that it does better.Trying to get my business up and going this year.
One thing I love about things like this is seeing the different styles and techniques, and getting the same result on the finished end! You and I do a lot of the same things just a few things differently but we get that perfect result at the end! Love the video!
Love this! I do the same thing when looking at other creators and their processes. So fun to see other strategies that are similar to my own and ways that they are different
I adore that blue aura vessel. I know it's not your favorite so It's great that you found a use for it with this demo video. I use a silicone spatula to stir. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Such a great video, thank you! I'm just starting with candles but as a consumer I've noticed a huge difference when buying coconut wax, it burns SO CLEAN. I definitely want to use coconut when I start producing candles so this video was super helpful. I'd also love to see an in depth video on steps for testing and trouble shooting problems, as well as a video on how you produce multiple candles at one time... Thank you again!
Thanks for making this video! I am not finding a lot of them on this wax. I just got my first batch and am excited to try it. I know this a year old so onward to your latest to see how things are. :)
Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Have you ever mixed mica into this type of wax? If so what process do you use for that? Where do you buy your wax? thanks!!!
Same question I have because the link is for Amazon but you said Candle Science in the video. I instantly went to look for the link. I have tried so many wicks and this is my same size jar.
Im having trouble with this wax has a pour temp of 185-190 and also they recommend u add fo at 185 but u also cant heat it past 200 cus itll scorch. But when you pour out into container temp drops and drops even more when u add and stir fo for 2 min how do you deal with pouring at the right temp to get best cold / hot throw if temp drops so much when making itZ im at a loss ive tested so much. Same wax and vessel type lol
Hmmm oke thanks, im searching for same strenght like parrafin/ beeswax but fully vegan for survival candles :) if u have an idea, let me know, also nice u answer on videos from 10 months old! Great life! :)
Hello, how do you like using The Flaming Candle fragrances with your Coconut Apricot Creme Wax? Do you get a good cold and hot throw? I ask because I'm having a very hard time with getting both hot and cold throw with The Flaming Candle fragrances. Thank you!
@@bossvision Thank you for responding back to me! I am using Mahogany Teakwood and Black Amber & Lavender...both from Flaming Candle. And I am also using Fresh Linen Odor from Candle Science. Do you recommend any good scents that have a strong hot throw? Also what F/O percentage are you using? I have tried 8, 9 and 10 F/O percentages and hot throw is still weak. Thank you so much for your help!!
Hey sis I remember seeing you making a candle using coco bright 11 what was the ht on this wax, I'm currently using it but the ht isn't filling up the room as I'd like. I heat up at 200f Add fo at 200f and stir for 2mins Jar straight sided jars double wick
Great video. I was using 10%but every single candle would smell like fuel. I am using 464 soy wax . After reading all over the place I found out the fuel smell was due to too much fragrance. I went to 8% and no more fuel smell
I’m having such a hard time with the wicks not floating when I pour the wax in . I’m using glue dots, any other recommendations ? I also don’t want the wicks to fall out of place when burning the candles but I think it’s going to happen
I use my wick trimmer to push down on the base of the wick so it adheres really well. Make sure you wipe down the inside of your jar with a little rubbing alcohol first.
So basically after you stir in your wax you immediately went in and started pouring? Is there a specific Fahrenheit That you pour at? Or it doesn’t matter?
@@bossvision I’m sure we had access to them before but since covid a lot of imported stock (due to shipping) has stopped. I really would like to try apricot wax too and have spoke to candle science to see if they will ship to the U.K. as I want to try their paraffin waxes too but that’s a waiting game too xx
In one video you said you use cd 6 now it’s cd10. I don’t believe a word you say anymore you are so inconsistent. I have 3 videos of yours with diff FO for your focus candle as well
Lol show me the video where I used cd6 and I don’t have to keep the same fragrance oils in my candle recipes that’s the beauty of creating. You can always change your method. Wishing you all the best
Just why would you be so rude to someone who cares enough to help people like me and others? Im so lost. Candle making is meant to experience and fo are meant to be used to experiment with. Honestly she didnt have to explain the steps at all. People like this, make it bad for others who actually appreciate the videos and are really struggling to get their candle line to a point of success. Lets not be rude, its really a disappointment and disrespectful. Thank you Boss Vision for your videos and support❤️
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Thank you for the helpful advice. I was wondering why my candles had holes with the soy wax. I ordered the coconut apricot wax. pray that it does better.Trying to get my business up and going this year.
So many helpful tips and education around products and cost of items. So helpful for those new to candle making. These are my favorite videos!.
One thing I love about things like this is seeing the different styles and techniques, and getting the same result on the finished end! You and I do a lot of the same things just a few things differently but we get that perfect result at the end! Love the video!
Love this! I do the same thing when looking at other creators and their processes. So fun to see other strategies that are similar to my own and ways that they are different
@@bossvision right, this is where the artistry really comes into play! Love what you are doing!
I adore that blue aura vessel. I know it's not your favorite so It's great that you found a use for it with this demo video. I use a silicone spatula to stir. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Oh thank you!
Such a great video, thank you! I'm just starting with candles but as a consumer I've noticed a huge difference when buying coconut wax, it burns SO CLEAN. I definitely want to use coconut when I start producing candles so this video was super helpful. I'd also love to see an in depth video on steps for testing and trouble shooting problems, as well as a video on how you produce multiple candles at one time... Thank you again!
Yess burn is so clean and smooth tops great hot throw. Wishing you all the best in your journey
Thank you 😊 very nice video. It was very helpful as I had no clue where to start once all my supplies came in. 👏🏽
Thanks for making this video! I am not finding a lot of them on this wax. I just got my first batch and am excited to try it. I know this a year old so onward to your latest to see how things are. :)
Glad it was helpful! Yes still love this wax a year later :)
Thanks for all the helpful information ☺️ God bless your business!
You are so welcome! Wishing you all the best in your business as well
Loved this video
Just came across this video and I love it! How was the hot throw after the 7 day curing?
Thank you so much for sharing! Does the room have to be at a certain temperature when making these candles?
id say 70 degrees :)
Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Have you ever mixed mica into this type of wax? If so what process do you use for that? Where do you buy your wax? thanks!!!
Great video straight to the point. Which wicks did you use from candle science?
In this video I used CD 10s Wicks: amzn.to/352CQEk
Same question I have because the link is for Amazon but you said Candle Science in the video. I instantly went to look for the link. I have tried so many wicks and this is my same size jar.
Did you not have to let it cool down to certain temp before pouring
I do love those vessels
they grew on me!!
Thank you for sharing girl quick question where do you buy fragrance in bulk please help.
Candle Science or Studio Fragrance or The Flaming Candle
Thank you for sharing, I have been using this wax and love it.
What wax did she use?
So glad you love it, it’s always great to find something that works
Coconut Apricot Cream Wax
@@bossvision Thanks for sharing!
Nice 😍😍 thank you for this!!
No problem 😊
Cd wicks don't burn too hot for this wax? I have some apricot wax on the way to test but ordered the CDN wicks. I have a Ton of CD wicks lol
i dont know try for yourself see what happens
New to candle making and I’m going with the same wax. What is a good wic that’s works well with this wax?
depends on your vessel I recommend LX series I use LX14 but be sure to do your own testing to make sure it works well for you.
Love your videos. Which Coco apricot cream wax supplier do you use? ❤️
woodenwickco or hive and honey
@@bossvision do you find any difference between the two?
Do you use essential oil or just fragrance oil.?
fragrance oil because I always get a hot throw unlike essential oils
Hi. I’m curious
Can you mix different kinds of wax?
Hey Boss Vision🖤For this vessel I didn’t catch you mentioning what size cd wick you use do you mind telling ?
yes i mind because it depends on your own testing
Are you using coconut apricot crème from Makesy or Coconut apricot Ceda Serica?
Makesy! All links in description :)
Im having trouble with this wax has a pour temp of 185-190 and also they recommend u add fo at 185 but u also cant heat it past 200 cus itll scorch. But when you pour out into container temp drops and drops even more when u add and stir fo for 2 min how do you deal with pouring at the right temp to get best cold / hot throw if temp drops so much when making itZ im at a loss ive tested so much. Same wax and vessel type lol
Thank you for sharing although you don’t have to wait until your wax is at a certain heat range before adding fragrance oil?
10:16 Melting Wax to 200 F
That's great!
Hey love! Great video! Where did you purchase your table!?💚
amzn.to/3oBYsys
Thank you for this video
What size wick did you use for this vessel? I’m new at candle making and having a hard time figuring out the best wicks to use
I am doing an updated video but try the LX series
Do you mix additives in your wax?
If u compare to a normal parrafin tea candle that burns 4h, how long would this apricot coconut cream last? :)
maybe faster since parrafin is harder.
Hmmm oke thanks, im searching for same strenght like parrafin/ beeswax but fully vegan for survival candles :) if u have an idea, let me know, also nice u answer on videos from 10 months old! Great life! :)
I appreciate this video❤️❤️❤️❤️
aw you're so welcome!!!!
At what size diameter do you decide to do 2 wick or doesn't it really matter?
all my recipes are now on patreon.com/bossvision
Thanks so much cause I’m struggling with the scent ratio
You got this!
Hello, how do you like using The Flaming Candle fragrances with your Coconut Apricot Creme Wax? Do you get a good cold and hot throw? I ask because I'm having a very hard time with getting both hot and cold throw with The Flaming Candle fragrances. Thank you!
depends on the fragrance. what fragrances have you tried?
@@bossvision Thank you for responding back to me! I am using Mahogany Teakwood and Black Amber & Lavender...both from Flaming Candle. And I am also using Fresh Linen Odor from Candle Science. Do you recommend any good scents that have a strong hot throw? Also what F/O percentage are you using? I have tried 8, 9 and 10 F/O percentages and hot throw is still weak. Thank you so much for your help!!
Are you able to buy supplies and vessel wholesale?
yes!
Some people complain that his wax is finicky. Have you had issues wicking this wax?
nope best wax ever
@@bossvision Thanks.
What size and series wick is that?
Hey sis I remember seeing you making a candle using coco bright 11 what was the ht on this wax, I'm currently using it but the ht isn't filling up the room as I'd like.
I heat up at 200f
Add fo at 200f and stir for 2mins
Jar straight sided jars double wick
I never used coco bright 11. I have only used Coconut Apricot Creme' Virgin Coconut Soy and Coconut Hybrid
What's your % of fragrance in ounces?
@Boss Vision coconut hybrid is coco bright 11 sis.
@@bossvision yes oz 10%
Hi! Do you use the coconut apricot wax for melts?
Yes I do. Actually it's coconut tart wax from hive and honey: hiveandhoneycandleco.com/products/caluxe-coconut-tart-wax-slab-form
@@bossvision thank you so much. I really enjoy your videos.
Hi!! New to the business! Where can I purchase good, reliable coconut apricot creme wax?
I just bought some at the craft store Joanne Fabrics
makesy.com
After two minutes of stirring, what temp do you pour into vessel?
immediately
Where do you purchase the coconut apricot cream wax
makesy.com
Great video. I was using 10%but every single candle would smell like fuel. I am using 464 soy wax . After reading all over the place I found out the fuel smell was due to too much fragrance. I went to 8% and no more fuel smell
I am going through the same thing. I will do down to 8%
What WIC did you use in those
CD Series
I’m having such a hard time with the wicks not floating when I pour the wax in . I’m using glue dots, any other recommendations ? I also don’t want the wicks to fall out of place when burning the candles but I think it’s going to happen
I use my wick trimmer to push down on the base of the wick so it adheres really well. Make sure you wipe down the inside of your jar with a little rubbing alcohol first.
I use hot glue but with the gorilla glue hot glue sticks
no no no wick stickers
So basically after you stir in your wax you immediately went in and started pouring? Is there a specific Fahrenheit
That you pour at? Or it doesn’t matter?
200 degrees F
I am so used to your longer videos I was like that's it. Great Video though:)
We have lots of videos long and short on the way
10 min from ur house luuuuuucky
What wicks do you use with your coconut apricot creme?
Most things can be purchased at goodwill or salvation army 😆👍
Gutted that I can’t get the CD wicks in the U.K. 😢
oh no! I hope they get offered in UK soon!
@@bossvision I’m sure we had access to them before but since covid a lot of imported stock (due to shipping) has stopped. I really would like to try apricot wax too and have spoke to candle science to see if they will ship to the U.K. as I want to try their paraffin waxes too but that’s a waiting game too xx
✨✨🖤✨✨🖤✨✨🖤🙌🏽👍🏽
hey girl hey!!!
I bought that thermometer and it's stressing to read I don't understand it 😑😭
I use Fahrenheit because Celsius is confusing to me
Hey girl hey
thank you for sharing. can you check your email regarding your spreadsheet. thanks
I refreshed the mailing list you should have it now ❤️
In one video you said you use cd 6 now it’s cd10. I don’t believe a word you say anymore you are so inconsistent. I have 3 videos of yours with diff FO for your focus candle as well
Lol show me the video where I used cd6 and I don’t have to keep the same fragrance oils in my candle recipes that’s the beauty of creating. You can always change your method. Wishing you all the best
Just why would you be so rude to someone who cares enough to help people like me and others? Im so lost. Candle making is meant to experience and fo are meant to be used to experiment with. Honestly she didnt have to explain the steps at all. People like this, make it bad for others who actually appreciate the videos and are really struggling to get their candle line to a point of success. Lets not be rude, its really a disappointment and disrespectful. Thank you Boss Vision for your videos and support❤️
@@rissajohnson31 I second that...AMEN!
@@bossvision Your reply was very professional, well done!
What’s the pouring temperature?
Your temperature is in Fahrenheit? Or Celsius?
Fahrenheit