I've been making and studying candles for 4 years now, and I learned so much from your video! This has been the most helpful video I've ever found on youtube. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge!
You can benefit (so can your viewers) from separating your videos by individual categories. It would yield 10 videos on your page. You will get more views because the videos are shorter and pin point a specific topic. Regardless, thank you for sharing your knowledge in this great video.
I have been a candle maker for many years. I mainly use beeswax because I work near a farmers market that sells honey and beeswax right from the hive. I would really love to make soy wax candles but not sure of the formulas. I'm so very happy to have come across your video and want to Thank you for very valuable information. I will follow you. I'm very excited to learn more. Nancy Susan
Realy, it is very nice session on how to make candles. You tought me lot of science about waxes for thier category, natures, sources and other natures useful to make candles for different purposes, interests and esithetics. In addition I have learnt a lot about the nessecary materials to make candles.
Hi! I love your video, very informative. I have a question, Why is it that when I put the solidified candle in the fridge for 30mins-1hr the outcome is hard but there are sweating, and oil is coming out of the wax. I'm using parasoy wax. What ration of parasoy do you recommend for silicon molds? I hope you can reply to my problem. Thank you.
Hello, great video! I would be grateful if you could let me know if there is any plant-based substitute for microcrystalline wax available? I would like to add it to beeswax to make it more flexible.
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I've been making and studying candles for 4 years now, and I learned so much from your video! This has been the most helpful video I've ever found on youtube. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge!
Can you teach me too😢? Most of pepole ask for huge money and I don't have that much but I want to learn😭
Most useful candle lesson video I have ever learn from.
Thank you I learnt a lot with the colours and waxes
You can benefit (so can your viewers) from separating your videos by individual categories. It would yield 10 videos on your page. You will get more views because the videos are shorter and pin point a specific topic. Regardless, thank you for sharing your knowledge in this great video.
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I have been a candle maker for many years. I mainly use beeswax because I work near a farmers market that sells honey and beeswax right from the hive. I would really love to make soy wax candles but not sure of the formulas. I'm so very happy to have come across your video and want to Thank you for very valuable information. I will follow you. I'm very excited to learn more.
Nancy Susan
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I'm a total newbie to candles - only 2 attempts so far, with a starter kit :) Thanks for this video I've subscribed and saved the link. So helpful
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Realy, it is very nice session on how to make candles. You tought me lot of science about waxes for thier category, natures, sources and other natures useful to make candles for different purposes, interests and esithetics. In addition I have learnt a lot about the nessecary materials to make candles.
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Hi! I love your video, very informative. I have a question, Why is it that when I put the solidified candle in the fridge for 30mins-1hr the outcome is hard but there are sweating, and oil is coming out of the wax. I'm using parasoy wax. What ration of parasoy do you recommend for silicon molds? I hope you can reply to my problem. Thank you.
I don't know much about parasoy wax. In theory, the melting point of soybean wax for making silicone molds should be around 56 degrees Celsius.
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Hello, great video!
I would be grateful if you could let me know if there is any plant-based substitute for microcrystalline wax available? I would like to add it to beeswax to make it more flexible.
sorry，there is no other alternative
Can you make video about paraffin and palm wax?
Sure, we will post candle videos using paraffin and palm wax, so you will have better ideas of how to use those waxes :)
Gracias ❤
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Soya wax 4120-4130 is okay for contaniars candle?
I don't know much about 4120-4130. For making cup container candles, the melting point of soy wax should be 49-52 degrees Celsius.
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Can I make a candle with an inner core made of soy wax and filling in the rest of the vessel with jelly wax
Yes, it can be made. The production method depends on the specific shape required. We have updated similar courses such as "Crystal Cup Candle"
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Thank you… it was helpful
Extremely great and informative video!!!! Looking forward to more and new content from this channel
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