After this awesome video, I cannot ever see myself going to the store and buying a candle again. Especially a cotton wick candle. I would much rather take the time and make my own candle whereas I know what wax was used, I have choice of what scent I want to have, and the sight and sound of the wooden wick burning. Everything I need is here from this company on their website ... everything !!! With more selections, choices and combinations than I can imagine. The Innovator behind this company is light years ahead of all others !!! Thank you so much !!!
The first time I made my first candle was 7 years ago. I got a kit for Christmas. Our whole family spent the day, each making our own candle. It was a wonderful., fun , and relazing aternoon. We all had a great time and everyone got a candle to curn.
Thank you very much for your generosity. In times like this, companies like yours with such helpful spirit and great business vision are so much needed. I do believe that giving always gives you back. Greetings from Mexico, I'm really looking forward to buy your products.
This was great, thanks, I been tryin to find out about "how to make soy wax scented candles" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Cenadoelyn Candle Contemplation - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got amazing results with it.
This was a fantastic video tutorial! Thank you for sharing the exact wax used, the vessel and size wick! My first attempt at candle making was using your supplies (except for the vessel) and it was an utter fail. Wick purchased was way too big for the vessel and couldn't get a good hot throw. Now that I have this video I will def try again! Keep up the awesome videos ❤
That is so wonderful that you are trying again! You can always start with one of our Candle Kits also :) Or reach out to Customer Service at create@woodenwick.com and they can help you as well!
We like to burn candles to get rid of cooking scents because food smells aren’t pleasant anymore after dinner but we apparently bought candles with soy blend that included paraffin or other chemicals because our furnace filter had soot on it. I hope the trend is moving away from all chemicals.
It sounds like your candle was burning too hot which is what produces the soot, not the wax. The National Candle Association has completed studies showing that Paraffin burns just as cleanly as Soy. candles.org/research-studies/
I would have rather seen a clear glass jar or something clear to see the glass adhesion, but soy has really good glass adhesion anyways so yeah. Cool video.
Okay so what size is the vessel and what size wick were those I have been experimenting with different size vessels and wicks and I just can't get it together so can I know the size of the vessels that you used and the size of the wicks?
Hi Candace! The vessel size of our aura's are Size: 3.75" w x 4.1" h. As for the wicks, this can depend on the size of your vessel and the wax you're using :) We kindly ask that you check out our wick selection guide for some help on choosing the correct wicks woodenwick.com/pages/wick-selection-guide? selection guide
Ok so I’ve watched this video like 4 times and I don’t understand to what exact temp did you heat the wax to or what’s the highest temperature this particular wax can be heated to. I understand the mix and pour temp 180-190, however the minute you add the FO it’s going to drop the temperature way below 190! So my question is what temperature do I heat the wax to, and what’s the ideal pouring temperature? Thanks
Great question. It really depends on your ambient room temperature. For rooms that remain 70 degrees+ you can head to 190 and then mix and pour between the 180-190 very easily. In colder climates you may want to heat your wax to 195 or 200 and then let it drop to 190 before pouring your fragrance in. To maintain the temp on a double boiler, you can turn the heat off and mix your fragrance in while the pot is still in the hot water once it's reached the temperature. If using a wax melter, you can try keeping your pouring pitcher wrapped in towel to hold the heat in longer while mixing before pouring :)
Hello, can you please tell if it's possibile to combine pure 100 percent natural essential oils with scent oils? Thanks for an intresting video. Greetings from Poland
I’ve had a lot of issues with the wick not staying lit brightly or it needing to be relit. Do you know why this might be happening or constant tunneling? It never seems to burn evenly
@@tayysaran Thank you for that information! 100% Soy always requires a very thick wick to create an adequate flame height. I suggest using our Crackling Booster Wick .04 - this wick is designed for soy wax and will help your issues with low flame / extinguishing. You can purchase this wick on woodenwick.com or on our Etsy shop :)
What is the soy wax blended with to make it a “soy wax blend?” You didn’t address that in the video. The soy wax I have is 100% pure. Should I mix it with something (what?) to make a better candle?
Hi Susan! Our soy blends are made from a proprietary combo of coconut, soy, and highly refined food grade paraffin. You can learn more about it here! makesy.com/products/virgin-coconut-soy-1?variant=39257279758490
@@makesyofficial I did the math on it but just wanted to be clear that if I'm going off off 11 then my wax would be 9.9oz to equal 11oz and fill the vessel.
If the vessel is 11 oz youre going to want to put only 10oz in the candle, if you’re going for a 10% fragrance load put 1 oz of fragrance in each candle
Love your videos, I've been trying to contact someone to order and I'm having issues on your site. I tried connecting through your links and they are broken links. I've also sent an email to you guys but haven't heard back. I would appreciate some help. Thanks so much!!
We have a great blog and video about COGS and pricing! The National Candle Association says the market ranges from $40 - $200 for a luxury scented candle. th-cam.com/video/jwOkQr7xkug/w-d-xo.html
After this awesome video, I cannot ever see myself going to the store and buying a candle again. Especially a cotton wick candle. I would much rather take the time and make my own candle whereas I know what wax was used, I have choice of what scent I want to have, and the sight and sound of the wooden wick burning. Everything I need is here from this company on their website ... everything !!! With more selections, choices and combinations than I can imagine. The Innovator behind this company is light years ahead of all others !!! Thank you so much !!!
The first time I made my first candle was 7 years ago. I got a kit for Christmas. Our whole family spent the day, each making our own candle. It was a wonderful., fun , and relazing aternoon. We all had a great time and everyone got a candle to curn.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent explanation. I'm a newbie at this so I'm so happy I found this tutorial. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
This just inspired me to make my own candles. Going to your site now to pick up all my supplies!
Thank you very much for your generosity. In times like this, companies like yours with such helpful spirit and great business vision are so much needed. I do believe that giving always gives you back. Greetings from Mexico, I'm really looking forward to buy your products.
Our pleasure! We believe that too!
I just ordered all the candle making supplies for all my friends and I from your site. I can't wait to start making and learning with these videos!
This was great, thanks, I been tryin to find out about "how to make soy wax scented candles" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Cenadoelyn Candle Contemplation - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got amazing results with it.
This was a fantastic video tutorial! Thank you for sharing the exact wax used, the vessel and size wick! My first attempt at candle making was using your supplies (except for the vessel) and it was an utter fail. Wick purchased was way too big for the vessel and couldn't get a good hot throw. Now that I have this video I will def try again! Keep up the awesome videos ❤
That is so wonderful that you are trying again! You can always start with one of our Candle Kits also :) Or reach out to Customer Service at create@woodenwick.com and they can help you as well!
Hey! So, curious before I get started - how do you typically go about cleaning your pouring pitcher after use?
Hello! Use warm water and a mild dish detergent :)
We like to burn candles to get rid of cooking scents because food smells aren’t pleasant anymore after dinner but we apparently bought candles with soy blend that included paraffin or other chemicals because our furnace filter had soot on it. I hope the trend is moving away from all chemicals.
It sounds like your candle was burning too hot which is what produces the soot, not the wax. The National Candle Association has completed studies showing that Paraffin burns just as cleanly as Soy. candles.org/research-studies/
I would have rather seen a clear glass jar or something clear to see the glass adhesion, but soy has really good glass adhesion anyways so yeah. Cool video.
Thanks so much for your comment!! :) This wax does indeed have awesome glass adhesion!
Should i put the fragrance oil at 180F or 135F? I tot i need to cool down the candle. So it will not make the fragrance gone.
180% is what we recommend :) Just be sure to check your fragrance flash point to ensure your mixing at least 5 degrees under its flash point!
Okay so what size is the vessel and what size wick were those I have been experimenting with different size vessels and wicks and I just can't get it together so can I know the size of the vessels that you used and the size of the wicks?
Hi Candace! The vessel size of our aura's are Size: 3.75" w x 4.1" h. As for the wicks, this can depend on the size of your vessel and the wax you're using :) We kindly ask that you check out our wick selection guide for some help on choosing the correct wicks woodenwick.com/pages/wick-selection-guide? selection guide
i am obessessed with your coco apricot creme wax
Oh man! We love it too! Hard to beat that creamy dreamy top!
@@makesyofficial I will never go back to 464 wax ever again. That’s the wax I started out with and I hated it so much
Ok so I’ve watched this video like 4 times and I don’t understand to what exact temp did you heat the wax to or what’s the highest temperature this particular wax can be heated to. I understand the mix and pour temp 180-190, however the minute you add the FO it’s going to drop the temperature way below 190! So my question is what temperature do I heat the wax to, and what’s the ideal pouring temperature? Thanks
Great question. It really depends on your ambient room temperature. For rooms that remain 70 degrees+ you can head to 190 and then mix and pour between the 180-190 very easily. In colder climates you may want to heat your wax to 195 or 200 and then let it drop to 190 before pouring your fragrance in. To maintain the temp on a double boiler, you can turn the heat off and mix your fragrance in while the pot is still in the hot water once it's reached the temperature. If using a wax melter, you can try keeping your pouring pitcher wrapped in towel to hold the heat in longer while mixing before pouring :)
do you mind sharing the link to the pot you put the water in to heat the wax?
It was from Amazon :)
You mentioned that the vessel used in this video is an 8oz. vessel and uses 8oz. of wax. Does that take into account the 1oz. of fragrance you used?
No! It would be a total of 9 oz of liquid with the fragrance making it a 9 oz total.
Hello, can you please tell if it's possibile to combine pure 100 percent natural essential oils with scent oils? Thanks for an intresting video. Greetings from Poland
Yes you can! Just be mindful that essential oils have much higher flash points and may smell differently when burned so it's important to burn test!
what do you think of the soy rapseed blend ?
We have not experimented with it! But we love our Soy Coconut and Coco Apricot Blends! makesy.com/collections/the-wax
I would like to buy *virgin coconut soy wax* oneday but can't find it on eBay. I live in the UK and I am wondering where can I find one?
We ship internationally! makesy.com/collections/the-wax
I’ve had a lot of issues with the wick not staying lit brightly or it needing to be relit. Do you know why this might be happening or constant tunneling? It never seems to burn evenly
Hi Tesia! It sounds like your wick isn't thick enough for your wax type. Are you using 100% Soy?
The Wooden Wick Co. yes I am. Should I add a non crackling wick or like a popsicle stick ? I’m not too sure
@@tayysaran Thank you for that information! 100% Soy always requires a very thick wick to create an adequate flame height. I suggest using our Crackling Booster Wick .04 - this wick is designed for soy wax and will help your issues with low flame / extinguishing. You can purchase this wick on woodenwick.com or on our Etsy shop :)
The Wooden Wick Co. thank you so much for that I appreciate it!
What is the soy wax blended with to make it a “soy wax blend?” You didn’t address that in the video. The soy wax I have is 100% pure. Should I mix it with something (what?) to make a better candle?
Hi Susan! Our soy blends are made from a proprietary combo of coconut, soy, and highly refined food grade paraffin. You can learn more about it here! makesy.com/products/virgin-coconut-soy-1?variant=39257279758490
Does anyone know the average burn time for the aura 12oz vessels?
Hi there! A 12oz candle should give you about 60 hours of burn time.
Ok. 11oz vessel. Am I doing my scent math on 11oz or 10oz. If I do on 11oz that will overflow my vessel.
Here is a great easy chart for that! :) woodenwick.com/fragrance-percentage-chart
@@makesyofficial I did the math on it but just wanted to be clear that if I'm going off off 11 then my wax would be 9.9oz to equal 11oz and fill the vessel.
If the vessel is 11 oz youre going to want to put only 10oz in the candle, if you’re going for a 10% fragrance load put 1 oz of fragrance in each candle
@@Saaywil I know now. Lol. Thank you for responding though
Love your videos, I've been trying to contact someone to order and I'm having issues on your site. I tried connecting through your links and they are broken links. I've also sent an email to you guys but haven't heard back. I would appreciate some help. Thanks so much!!
Hi Julie! Email create@woodenwick.com and we will keep an eye out for your message!
The jars on your site are beautiful but I don’t understand how you would make a profit using those unless you price your candle extremely high.
We have a great blog and video about COGS and pricing! The National Candle Association says the market ranges from $40 - $200 for a luxury scented candle. th-cam.com/video/jwOkQr7xkug/w-d-xo.html