I think with the last one you mentioned, AAK 464 it is sort of misleading to say this can be an all natural candle when soy crop is a notoriously genetically engineered crop. Since we are discovering that lab produced seed is not inherently safe I think people should be aware of this unless the soy being used is not GM. Thank you for the video it was helpful.
Hi Wade, great video for any candle maker! Especially anyone looking for their next wax to use, or even someone just learning. I use Coconut Apricot Creme for my "luxury" line. I use soy Bliss and whatever the wax at Natures Garden is for my usual candles. I started many years ago with the wax from Nature's Garden. I found it because I'm a skin care formulator first! However, I've come to love candle making as much although it's a huge swing in mind set, lol! Now that you've done your favorite container waxes, it is a must that you share your favorite wax melt waxes or blends. I blended my own. So do share when you get a chance to film. Hope your having a wonderful summer and that the weather your having is better than the 100 degree plus weather we are having! It's been just awful here! Looking forward to seeing your next video! Jill
Thank you for the honorable mentions. I am very new to candle making and it feels good to hear about the wax that you use. Definitely made me feel like I'm not just on a road by myself.
My favorite to use is MB100 for containers and MB150 for melts from Midwest Fragrance Company. So easy to use, great HT and CT, single pour, and SO SMOOTH!
I use the All Natural Blend (Beeswax, Coconut & Soy) from Aztec Candle and I love it. It has a great cold throw and the hot throw took a bit of playing around with pouring temp and I finally nailed it down and the hot throw is fantastic. I tried several waxes in the beginning and settled for this one and it’s been working great for me. ☺️
Hi Hobobeestudios. May I know what is your pouring temperature for natural blends? I am a newbie in candle making and I am not able to get all these waxes in Malaysia, so I need to make my own blends for my candles. Thank you in advance.
Hi Wade, I really enjoy your videos. I started making candles a couple years ago and I use accusoy 10 wax mostly and have tried accupar 9(I think that it’s called). I like how easy these waxes are to use, wick and usually a one pour wax. And best part I can get it at a local candle supplier in Washington.
Hi Wade, Congratulations on your new 2 candle business buildings! I'm so new to candlemaking and it's good that I saw your channel. I was having no luck with my previous wax, now I bought 10 oz matte jars and 9 oz amber jars after watching your video and will try to use mp 117 with no dye just the said wax and 8% fragrance, any suggestions if what premier or zinc wicks number will I use for these jar sizes? I will try any suggestions from you, I am in for experimenting with everything to get good results. Thank you very much in advance and God bless you and your family.
I am brand new to your channel and I am loving it. I have been making and passively selling candles for about 12 years. I wanted to sell clean burning candles and chose soy wax for that purpose. For the majority of those years I have used the GW now AAK 464. I have honestly had great success with that wax. But also I can say it hasn’t been totally consistent either. It seems like some boxes of wax I’ve bought the hot scent throw was terrible and other boxes, same scent, the hot throw was great. I wasn’t sure if it was the wax or the fragrance oil that was at fault. I guess I could also say I’ve liked the 464 but always looking for something better and more consistent. I would love to learn more about these other waxes you talk about. And I am trying to really get serious about growing my business. Everyone who buys my candles LOVE them but I want to be selling more consistently, which is what brought me to your channel.
464 has changed their recipe 3 times in the last year ... I am over their changes. I had one box that would not burn .. the candle went out after a short time. No matter how I wicked it. it was a dud. I had to throw away a large box as the wholesaler would not hel. everyone complained about it, I don't trust them and will never use it again
Thank You! You are a Dream! I'm new to candle making, making them just for myself. I use to sell/buy Gold Canyon Candles, but since the business went defunct its hard finding a really good (strong smelling) candle.. And.. This, I am not going to spend 50 - 80 dollars on a 16oz candle. Thank you so much, I am learning. Light and Love to You Always, Charlene
Just started making candles in January. I started off with IGI 4630 and I really LOVE the HT and CT but wicking is very difficult for me so i gave up on that and moved on to Soy Bliss and i am in love with this wax. It did give me the round about getting the perfect wick which i personally think i did but i would love to wick using one wick in a 3" diameter jar which is a bit challenging for me. I am ddl wicking and tripple wicking my vessels. So far soy bliss did not fail me. Thank you for all the tips and tricks you share with us.
@@BlackTieBarn do you have any suggestions on what wick to use for 4630? I tried all sizes of LX wicks and they all smoked like crazy. I tried HTP but still haven’t gotten the right size for 3” diameter jar
Hi Wade do you have a video on CB136 love your video's even after 8yrs making in the uk there is still more we can learn. Thank you for these video's x
Hey Wade! Started off with IgI 6006, love the hot throw! Tried Coconut apricot creme or what suppose to be NOT IMPRESSED! I'm more interested in hot throw than anything long as you can catch a little of what you're going to get and then get blown away! YEAH BABY! I'M GOOD WITH THAT...🤣 Not unless I can find one that can deliver both, I'll take it!!!☺️😝
Hi Wade - Another great video - thank you. I started with GB464 and switched over to ProBlend600 then took off running. Love this wax and feel its very easy to use. My constant challenge is the occasional wet spots.
@@BlackTieBarn Hey Wade! Just ramping up our fall season we tend to focus only on fall/spring seasons :) Just a quick question for you as I go back and forth with this...we still use 16oz mason jars and use GB464 (may venture out and try other waxes but for this year just sticking with 464) Question is I keep going back and forth with doing a single pour and poking then heat gunning verses doing a double pour but still poking as get so nervous for sink holes lol. Would you recommend just sticking with the single pour and poking/heat gunning all just in case of sink whole? Single pour def is a time saver! Thank so much for any advice!! Truly have learned ton from watching your channel and love all you do for the candle community!! :)
Hi Wade, Thanks for the informative video. I am new to candle making and curious if you’ve ever tried the Soy 10 wax from California Candle Supply. I’m using it as a single pour, has a great ct and a great ht but I can’t seem to get the wick sizes right for the containers I’m using. I am considering adding beeswax to the Soy 10 but have no idea or guidance on how much I should use….curious if you’ve ever tried this wax and if there is a general rule for how much bees wax to add. Thanks for all you do for us candle makers!
Just started making candles and they didn’t start improving until I watched your channel! Keep making videos because I don’t know how I would have made it through wicking without you. If you have any suggestions on how to find a good wood wick for 6006 please let me know!
Thanks Blake! Glad the videos have been helpful to you. Really with 6006 and deodorizer it depends do much on the jar and the fragrance oil. I just experiment a lot with those. Lol
Love your video's. Ive been thinking about making candles and starting a business. I want to make candles and wax melts. What is the best wax for that? Thanks!!
I'm so excited to see you mention 454! IS there any chance we might see you do a video reviewing it? I haven't been able to find any other maker who has worked with it, and I'm struggling a bit. Another viewpoint would be a tremendous help.
So I went to order MP-117. This is the first I’ve ever heard of it. The shipping made me unload my cart! I like my coco apricot and my pro blends along with my paraffins. I find myself mixing waxes a lot…
Lol. Yah the shipping isn't the waxes fault though. Just depends where you are buying from and how close you are to them. It cost me the same to have mp117 shipped vs any other from same supplier. :)
I haven't really decided yet, lol. I use to use a lot of ProBlend 650 or Pillar of Bliss. But, started acting a bit weird on me over the last couple years. So, been experimenting with C55, BW921 and T30. So far liking C55 the best but the tops aren't as smooth. Not really a huge deal though for melts
Hi, Wade! I'm a pb600 fan, i started out with 444 and hated it for a number of reasons lol I found that that straight paraffin gave me the worst hedache but pb600 was a nice combination of both 1
Have you tried Ecosoya Advanced? If so, curious of your thoughts. I really like it! I'm testing it now with stearic acid (it burns slightly longer than without it) HT is great in most FOs I've tested too. Some mild sweating initially on both unscented and scented. Smooth tops and no sinkholes, I heat the glass container and pour @ 150 degrees. My biggest problem is wicking but I think it's more the container size than anything because I get wax hangup on the sides of a (3.125") Libbey tumbler...uhg!
I think I’ve decided to use coco apricot creme. I’m on Oahu, so it makes sense. Is there one supplier better than another as far as being able to provide information? Or can you suggest an alternative source for information about using this wax? Thanks much for your videos!
First off absolutely love your videos! I'm in the process of doing my research to get started with my own candle business. Which type of wicks do you recommend for the MP-117? I've read tons of reviews and all say mostly great things but I've seen some people have issues with tons of soot. Candlescience recommends LX but it seems most people were complaining about using that particular wick with it.
I use EC26 and I am in the final stages of testing before launching. I’m relieved that you have it ranked in your top 10! Gives me a sense of security knowing other people like it too! Currently wicking with HPSP wicks and they are a little tricky, any experience with those?
Hello, Wade, thanks so much for your valuable information. I'm new to candles and want to make all-natural (no parafin) luxury candles, with wood wicks (I think) preferable. So far it sounds like I'm limited to coconut apricot (except CalWax coco apricot creme) or AKA 454 coco/soy blend. Am I correct and do you have wicking suggestions (wood and/or pure cotton). Am I correct? Thanks!!
Hello Mr. Wade, I've been following your channel for almost a year and it has helped me tremendously in my journey making candles. I do have a non-candle question for you and it is about your printed T-shirts. The quality shirts look really nice. Where did you purchase those t-shirts? Also, what company did you use for printing on your t-shirts?
Thanks Wade, also the colors that we expect are not available in the market, would you please make a video on how to make our own colour and if there are natural way to add colour then it would be awesome. Thanks for sharing your valuable experience all the time. God bless you.
Yep. I have a couple videos on the channel about color. I don't have links on hand and am on the road this week. But if you go to my channel and browse the videos. You should see them. :)
I have been testing tallow candle making, using wood wicks and they burn awesomely with aromatherapy plants infused, hoping to lunch the end of the year or early next year. its 100% food candle can be use for cooking.... i wish i could send you a sample to test
I've been on the fence on a wax to import. This video helped me narrow it down to four to try. My final decision will be on how easy it will be to wick, cold throw, hot throw, final cost to import. Thanks for sharing. ❤️ 🤍🖤🇹🇹
I have watched so many of your videos. You're so helpful. Thank you for all of the great info that you've shared. Im just beginning and I've done so much research that my head is spinning. I have started out with the 464. I do like it so far but I've only made 3 candles and thats for testing wicks with the vessel I've chose. But im kind of torn. Ive made some wax melts and as you probably know this wax is probably too soft for melts. They turned out great but look messy in packaging. So I'm thinking that I may continue to use the 464 for an all soy candle but would like another wax on hand for when I want to start shipping candles and for melts and tarts. Could you share what wax you use for shipping, waxes and tarts. Thanks so much!
Hi Wade.....what do you think about Beeswax together with soy wax S100 ? As I mentioned in a few comments I am from South Africa and it gets really hot in some provinces.....I am doing waxmelts and I am using these waxes.....I LOVE them....But I really would like to get your oppinion also. Love to hear from you. Thanks again for yoir time and lots of energy to guide us. 😁👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Hello I’m new making candles so far been using palms wax from hobby lobby ! Just curious if you tried it! So far the cold throw is good the hot throw is very LOW
Hey Wade I know you are crazy busy right now with getting the new shop set up but was wondering if you have found a para-coconut blend that you like? If so can you do a review on it?
I use 4627.. been using it for about a year now and just getting the wicking down. It is a hard wax to wick but once you get it, it’s a Go from there. Also my wrists are feeling it with the scooping but I just love this wax so much.
We are having major wax issues and I hope this video helps us out. I guess it's time to buy some 2 pound packages and see what we can make work. Hard part that we have is we live in eastern Washington and everything has to be shipped in.
Good morning thank you for your recommendation of Mp117. I love it but in my testing I get black smoke. I have the flawless vessel from 1617. I've tested htp, hsps , premier wicks and cd and cdn. The hsps and cdn had great ht. The others little to no ht . My vessel is 3 inch wide. I don't want to give up on my vessel. But with that being said. I love mp117 wax more. If you could recommend a wick I would greatly appreciate it. I've also tried zinc wicks as well. And at 6% fo and 5day cure time like candle science recommend. Thanks Wade .
I still need to do a LOT more testing with this wax to be able to offer any solid advice. But I will definitely post results, feedback, and tips when I can. :)
I use Coconut soy and Coconut Apricot from Virginia Candle Company. These waxes are the best!!! I have not had any complaints since switching to these waxes. Yes, it is more expensive but well worth it!!!
Wade, VCS Coconut Soy isn’t the same as ec26, in that the VCS version isn’t from Calwax and uses palm oil instead of paraffin. Have you tested both? Curious which is better. Have read that ec26!is softer…not sure how else they compare.
Which would you say is better as far CT HT holding up in hotter months? CB2 or EC26? I am trying EC26 and am hitting the way on HT and glass adhesion? But I am still testing it. I tried adding SP487 with it doesn't seem to help. CB2 I have but haven't tested much yet. Anyway which would you continue to work with?
Hey Wade Thomas Thank you so much for a great tutorial as usually!!! I have used 6006 and MP117. I have used MP117 in waxmelts. The only thing is that it is not a single pour wax to me. I love 6006. Also, I have used 6046 as well. What I have learned from this tutorial, is that there is no need to combine waxes. I am in the process of trying to create a wax blend that has both even amounts ofparaffin and soy. However, maybe it is better just to work with just one. Again, Wade Thomas you have taught me a lesson!!!
Are you sure it was mp117 for your melts. It's a very soft wax, I'm not sure you could even make melts with it. Plus... it doesn't really shrink at all. Did you mean mp137 possibly?
@@BlackTieBarn I have mistaken mp117 for mp137. You are right. It was mp137 for waxmelts. I was comparing mp137 against bw921. For me, bw921 is so much better!!! I have used mp117 with 6046 and 454. It is crazy that I have worked with alot of waxes and still haven't gotten used to one yet. Thanks Wade Thomas!!!
I WOULD LOVE if you could go over the best waxes to use for wax tarts/snaps and loaf type wax melts. I’ve found a company that is very popular and has the BEST HT (the wax literally last forever, 4-5 year old wax throws like crazy!) and the wax is very soft compared to every other “tart” type wax but it comes in mostly loaf form but also shapes (again soft, it has no snap to it) but it’s phenomenal in HT. I’m sure it’s a custom mix and I’m trying to figure out which waxes would help with making this type of wax melts. Pretty please 🫶🤞🫶🤞 LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
Hi Wade! Thanks for this video! I am planning to start in candle making. However, I am still confused and learning. Which wax would you suggest to use as a starter From your favorite waxes? Thank you!
@@BlackTieBarn Hi Wade. It's sad that I am not able to find pro blend 600 and mp-117 here. I'm staying in the UAE by the way. All I can find is natural soy 464, parasoy and just natural soy. I'm not sure if these are all worth for business? Thanks again!
@@futuristicloop Those are totally fine. There are hundreds of waxes to choose from. Parasoy is the most popular in general. There are many kinds of parasoys. PB 600 is an example of a parasoy.
Hey Wade. Is it that there is one manufacturer for coconut-soy wax? I realize a few companies have it like Golden brand, NatureWax etc. I’m trying to figure out if it’s a case where these companies develop their own blends and brand it as coconut soy wax.
Just learning. By suggestion I ordered 2 big bags of 464 from candle science. Is there anything i can add to help it perform better? Also, what is the one you use the most pro blend 600? Where do you get that? Thanks for helping me learn
You can add igi 6006, or any paraffin to improve the HT. Coconut may help as well depending on how much you use. And you can find problend 600 at Flaming candle. :) Or joy wax at natures garden.
Hi! Your videos have been very helpful to me as a beginner! Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Does the ProBlend 600 have a sooty burn (the black smoke on the flame)?
That mostly comes from improper wick type or size. Although some waxes make that worse than others. Pb600 is good all around regarding that. Of course it can still happen with wicking issues though.
I use 454! Thank you for telling me the top looks funky because I sure I thought it was meeeeeee 🥹 wicking is a fun challenge. I’m definitely trying to perfect this wax before moving onto a new ☺️
What are the top two waxes you use and type of wicks you use with them ? I currently use the IGI4627 and love the scent throw but I have people asking for soy blends.
Yah 4627 has great HT. Problend 600 with premier 700 wicks (I now sell by the way) is good parasol blend along with 6006. If looking for mostly soy then something like soy bliss, soy 10, etc
I would say the bulk of people don’t know there’s so many waxes or how candles are supposed to really perform and behave. I know I didn’t until I started to make my own candles.
Hi, thank you so much for your videos, they are so helpful! 🙂 I'm wondering if the EC-26 is worth the higher price than the Accu-10 when it comes to it's HT, being that the HT is average for the Soy 10?
@@saralozano160 In my experience, yes. But it depends on the fragrance oil of course as well. Ij have some that are poor in PB600 and fine in Soy 10. And others that were not good in Soy 10. So probably pretty close in that regard. But i like everything else better about PB600 for the most part. Just preference
@@saralozano160 it depends on the container. but i mostly use .02 crackling wick (no booster needed) and for larger jars or tougher to burn FOs, occasionally maybe a .03
Hubby and I just started our business and are still testing different waxes but only 2 so far(all soy&all paraffin) but I need a wax(blend or not)that the cold throw is good but hot is amazing? I'm so use to burning bath&body works 3 wicks and smelling them in living room&kitchen that I have a hard time smelling the 6 small candles we've made(I know small rooms for 8oz candles)to where when I burn 2&3 wicks,I can barely smell them! (not burning all at same time) I know it takes time to experience candles to where you want them(Im very picky and need to learn to remember it's NOT about me)it's all about customers and what they like but if Im not getting a great throw whether its hot or cold,I dont want to sell them to customers! My question is.....How long did it take you to get the throw that you wanted(cold&hot)? Thanks
Its something I always try to improve still today. Ongoing process. But large jars man more ht. Certain waxes better hen others of course. And also... quality fragrance oils. The key is to keep experimenting and testing. Once you find something... lock it in! And repeat. :)
@@BlackTieBarn Does this mean you think it's a good idea to blend mp117 with mp137 to increase the melt point; even though mp 137 is marketed as a tart or pillar wax?
@@CandleMFG Not something I would do personally but if you want to experiement with adding a little to raise the MP youj can. But you will have drawbacks as well as it will take away or start miniminizing some of the benefits advantaes of staright MP117. There are other waxes that can raise the MP some without hurting the advanatges as much. For example... IGI 6006 might be worth a shot. Its melt point is around 130
Did you use the same wax for 454 as 464? I’m one who has used 464 from the beginning and still love it. Curious about the 454…truthfully, I’ve never heard of it. I try to make my life as simple as possible & don’t stray from what works for me. Thanks for the video!
Do you mean the same FO for both those waxes? Yes. In my experience the CT was better with 464. The HT maybe slightly better with 454. I don't use a ton of either wax though
I fit in the category of starting my candle career and have continued using 464.... I have tried 454 but found the cold throw (with the fragrance I was using) not as good as 464. I added 10% coco 83 wax to
I agree with this. I do like the CT of 464 better but otherwise maybe slightly preferred the 454 overall. Honestly mmmm it was a toss up. I really don't use either much
Hmmmm. Well I really like c55 for hot throw but it doesn't pour as smooth as others. It's not horrible but.... tw30 and bw921 are fine as well but FOR ME the c55 had better throw. As least in my oils. I use a lot of problend 650/pillar of bliss though as well as it's a good balance of everything
Hi Wade. I made my first candle Sunday & burned it yesterday. The scent throw is very good, but the wax is too soft. It’s a coco-apricot from blended waxes. Can you recommend a harder wax to mix with it to firm it up? I’d prefer another natural wax but I’ll use paraffin if I have to. I have to order my wax from Amazon. Everything else has to come from a supplier & shipping to Hawaii is costly. Thanks for your guidance!!
@@BlackTieBarn This is a 12 ounce candle & it’s burned for 14 hours. It’s halfway gone. I think it should last longer then 28 hours. Which of these choices would make it burn slower do you think? People falsely advertise 82 hour candles, but I’d like it to burn longer than 28 hours. I’m not a liar, so I want to be able to tell people how long it’ll actually burn.
Hello wade, I live in the netherlands and i want to start makimg candles i am struggling to find igi 6006, problend 600, cd and htp wicks in europe, i can not buy from the us because the shipping costs are just crazy. Do you know where i can buy these items in europe. Thanks, and i love your video's
Another informative video. Taking a lesson from one of your videos, I select wax based on what is most important to me, in a candle. And that would be HT, followed by no soot, and long burn time. Always keeping safety a priority. Thus far, I've used 464, 6006, and 4630. I've had success with those. I have settled mostly on a 50/50 blend of 4630/464 but after seeing this video, I now feel compelled to try more....great, more testing. Have you used 4630, And if so, what are your thoughts?
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I think with the last one you mentioned, AAK 464 it is sort of misleading to say this can be an all natural candle when soy crop is a notoriously genetically engineered crop.
Since we are discovering that lab produced seed is not inherently safe I think people should be aware of this unless the soy being used is not GM.
Thank you for the video it was helpful.
Wade, thanks for all your videos. I really enjoy them all.
Glad you like them!
Excellent video Wade. Coconut apricot and IG 6006 are my favorites.
Thanks Carol
love your videos Wade, thankyou for sharing!
Np. Thanks sallie!
Thank you. This video was so helpful.
You're welcome!
Hi Wade, great video for any candle maker! Especially anyone looking for their next wax to use, or even someone just learning.
I use Coconut Apricot Creme for my "luxury" line. I use soy Bliss and whatever the wax at Natures Garden is for my usual candles. I started many years ago with the wax from Nature's Garden. I found it because I'm a skin care formulator first! However, I've come to love candle making as much although it's a huge swing in mind set, lol!
Now that you've done your favorite container waxes, it is a must that you share your favorite wax melt waxes or blends. I blended my own. So do share when you get a chance to film.
Hope your having a wonderful summer and that the weather your having is better than the 100 degree plus weather we are having! It's been just awful here!
Looking forward to seeing your next video!
Jill
Thanks Jill. Yes I enjoy the fos especially from BG. Wish they carried more wicks and jars is all. I'll do wax melt video as well at some point. :)
Are you having any issues shipping candles in that heat and them arriving melted? It gets pretty hot where I'm at too
Thank you for the honorable mentions. I am very new to candle making and it feels good to hear about the wax that you use. Definitely made me feel like I'm not just on a road by myself.
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My favorite to use is MB100 for containers and MB150 for melts from Midwest Fragrance Company. So easy to use, great HT and CT, single pour, and SO SMOOTH!
❤️ thanks Bianca!
I use the All Natural Blend (Beeswax, Coconut & Soy) from Aztec Candle and I love it. It has a great cold throw and the hot throw took a bit of playing around with pouring temp and I finally nailed it down and the hot throw is fantastic. I tried several waxes in the beginning and settled for this one and it’s been working great for me. ☺️
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Hi Hobobeestudios. May I know what is your pouring temperature for natural blends? I am a newbie in candle making and I am not able to get all these waxes in Malaysia, so I need to make my own blends for my candles. Thank you in advance.
@@icyminttmz hi Joleen, are you still making candles? Maybe we can have a chat cause I’m from Malaysia too.
Thank you for this information! We have been using soy and making a blend of our own but might try the coconut apricot wax !
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Hi Wade, I really enjoy your videos. I started making candles a couple years ago and I use accusoy 10 wax mostly and have tried accupar 9(I think that it’s called). I like how easy these waxes are to use, wick and usually a one pour wax. And best part I can get it at a local candle supplier in Washington.
Awesome. Thanks for being here!
Hi Wade, Congratulations on your new 2 candle business buildings! I'm so new to candlemaking and it's good that I saw your channel. I was having no luck with my previous wax, now I bought 10 oz matte jars and 9 oz amber jars after watching your video and will try to use mp 117 with no dye just the said wax and 8% fragrance, any suggestions if what premier or zinc wicks number will I use for these jar sizes? I will try any suggestions from you, I am in for experimenting with everything to get good results. Thank you very much in advance and God bless you and your family.
I am brand new to your channel and I am loving it. I have been making and passively selling candles for about 12 years. I wanted to sell clean burning candles and chose soy wax for that purpose. For the majority of those years I have used the GW now AAK 464. I have honestly had great success with that wax. But also I can say it hasn’t been totally consistent either. It seems like some boxes of wax I’ve bought the hot scent throw was terrible and other boxes, same scent, the hot throw was great. I wasn’t sure if it was the wax or the fragrance oil that was at fault. I guess I could also say I’ve liked the 464 but always looking for something better and more consistent. I would love to learn more about these other waxes you talk about. And I am trying to really get serious about growing my business. Everyone who buys my candles LOVE them but I want to be selling more consistently, which is what brought me to your channel.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback and info Connie! Welcome to the channel
464 has changed their recipe 3 times in the last year ... I am over their changes. I had one box that would not burn .. the candle went out after a short time. No matter how I wicked it. it was a dud. I had to throw away a large box as the wholesaler would not hel. everyone complained about it, I don't trust them and will never use it again
Thank You! You are a Dream! I'm new to candle making, making them just for myself. I use to sell/buy Gold Canyon Candles, but since the business went defunct its hard finding a really good (strong smelling) candle.. And.. This, I am not going to spend 50 - 80 dollars on a 16oz candle. Thank you so much, I am learning. Light and Love to You Always, Charlene
Thanks for being here Charlene! :)
Hi there! What would be a reasonable budget for starting to make candles and test them out? Really love your videos, very informative. Thanks! Del!
Thank You for this video, would you mind telling what waxes do you use for your candles ?
I'm definitely excited about mp 117
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Just started making candles in January. I started off with IGI 4630 and I really LOVE the HT and CT but wicking is very difficult for me so i gave up on that and moved on to Soy Bliss and i am in love with this wax. It did give me the round about getting the perfect wick which i personally think i did but i would love to wick using one wick in a 3" diameter jar which is a bit challenging for me. I am ddl wicking and tripple wicking my vessels. So far soy bliss did not fail me. Thank you for all the tips and tricks you share with us.
Thanks! Yeah 4630 has good ht. Soybliss is good too but sometime tricky to wick as well. As far as 3" jars.. yah thats a tough size to single wick
@@BlackTieBarn do you have any suggestions on what wick to use for 4630? I tried all sizes of LX wicks and they all smoked like crazy. I tried HTP but still haven’t gotten the right size for 3” diameter jar
I usee 415 for years and I really love the HT & CT
❤️ 415 also has the bonus of being skin safe so its great for body massage candles. :)
Good video Wade. I’m currently learning with IGI 6006
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PS: This was a super helpful video!
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Hi Wade do you have a video on CB136 love your video's even after 8yrs making in the uk there is still more we can learn. Thank you for these video's x
Hey Wade!
Started off with IgI 6006, love the hot throw!
Tried Coconut apricot creme or what suppose to be NOT IMPRESSED!
I'm more interested in hot throw than anything long as you can catch a little of what you're going to get and then get blown away! YEAH BABY! I'M GOOD WITH THAT...🤣
Not unless I can find one that can deliver both, I'll take it!!!☺️😝
I agree with you overall. :)
Hi Wade - Another great video - thank you. I started with GB464 and switched over to ProBlend600 then took off running. Love this wax and feel its very easy to use. My constant challenge is the occasional wet spots.
👍 used to bother me... not anymore. There are waxes that have little or none but suck in other ways. Lol
I love using Problend 600. I use Problend 650 for wax melts. Both are awesome
@@BlackTieBarn Hey Wade! Just ramping up our fall season we tend to focus only on fall/spring seasons :) Just a quick question for you as I go back and forth with this...we still use 16oz mason jars and use GB464 (may venture out and try other waxes but for this year just sticking with 464) Question is I keep going back and forth with doing a single pour and poking then heat gunning verses doing a double pour but still poking as get so nervous for sink holes lol. Would you recommend just sticking with the single pour and poking/heat gunning all just in case of sink whole? Single pour def is a time saver! Thank so much for any advice!! Truly have learned ton from watching your channel and love all you do for the candle community!! :)
Hi Wade,
Thanks for the informative video. I am new to candle making and curious if you’ve ever tried the Soy 10 wax from California Candle Supply. I’m using it as a single pour, has a great ct and a great ht but I can’t seem to get the wick sizes right for the containers I’m using. I am considering adding beeswax to the Soy 10 but have no idea or guidance on how much I should use….curious if you’ve ever tried this wax and if there is a general rule for how much bees wax to add.
Thanks for all you do for us candle makers!
Just started making candles and they didn’t start improving until I watched your channel! Keep making videos because I don’t know how I would have made it through wicking without you. If you have any suggestions on how to find a good wood wick for 6006 please let me know!
Thanks Blake! Glad the videos have been helpful to you. Really with 6006 and deodorizer it depends do much on the jar and the fragrance oil. I just experiment a lot with those. Lol
Hi everyone. 6006 is so tricky to wick. I hv been experimenting a lot with this wax
Yesssss 💜
I agree, my candles have improved so much, thanks to Wade & his videos, soo grateful 🙏🏽
thankyou for yr wax updates I use coconut apricot now
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How do you like it hun
@@daphneyjeanpierre2754 it's amazing no sink holes always smooth hold fo very well
Hi Wade. Thanks for this video. I use Problend 600 and 6006. I’m very interested in adding Coconut Apricot Cream.
Awesome Joni. Let me know how you like it!
Love your video's. Ive been thinking about making candles and starting a business. I want to make candles and wax melts. What is the best wax for that? Thanks!!
I’m so excited to try MP-117 … currently getting zero HT from soy (both C3 & 464). Hoping I’ll come up with a blend that gives great HT 😃😃😃
It should be a bit better ;)
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Hi! Do you ever make pillar or shaped candles? If so, will you do a video on it? Thanks and love your channel!
Not much beca se don't have time. Too busy as it is, lol. But when I do.... I definitely will!
I really like IGI 6006 but I do use Pro Blend 600 however I do use 464 some as well mostly in wax melts
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I'm so excited to see you mention 454! IS there any chance we might see you do a video reviewing it? I haven't been able to find any other maker who has worked with it, and I'm struggling a bit. Another viewpoint would be a tremendous help.
Possibly. I don't use it much but it is on my list eventually
So I went to order MP-117. This is the first I’ve ever heard of it. The shipping made me unload my cart! I like my coco apricot and my pro blends along with my paraffins. I find myself mixing waxes a lot…
Lol. Yah the shipping isn't the waxes fault though. Just depends where you are buying from and how close you are to them. It cost me the same to have mp117 shipped vs any other from same supplier. :)
Been watching all your videos and was wondering what your recommendations are for best wax tart/melts wax.
I haven't really decided yet, lol. I use to use a lot of ProBlend 650 or Pillar of Bliss. But, started acting a bit weird on me over the last couple years. So, been experimenting with C55, BW921 and T30. So far liking C55 the best but the tops aren't as smooth. Not really a huge deal though for melts
Hi, Wade! I'm a pb600 fan, i started out with 444 and hated it for a number of reasons lol
I found that that straight paraffin gave me the worst hedache but pb600 was a nice combination of both 1
I agree!
Have you tried Ecosoya Advanced? If so, curious of your thoughts. I really like it! I'm testing it now with stearic acid (it burns slightly longer than without it) HT is great in most FOs I've tested too. Some mild sweating initially on both unscented and scented. Smooth tops and no sinkholes, I heat the glass container and pour @ 150 degrees. My biggest problem is wicking but I think it's more the container size than anything because I get wax hangup on the sides of a (3.125") Libbey tumbler...uhg!
Hey wade, question can you or do you have a video on wax melts? Like the ins and outs the types of wax what we should look for and such
It's coming. :)
I’ve been waiting for like… 400 years already. 😉 ❤
Hi I'm just staring out what do you suggest to buy under 100 bucks to get goin....thank you....great vid
I think I’ve decided to use coco apricot creme. I’m on Oahu, so it makes sense. Is there one supplier better than another as far as being able to provide information? Or can you suggest an alternative source for information about using this wax? Thanks much for your videos!
First off absolutely love your videos! I'm in the process of doing my research to get started with my own candle business. Which type of wicks do you recommend for the MP-117? I've read tons of reviews and all say mostly great things but I've seen some people have issues with tons of soot. Candlescience recommends LX but it seems most people were complaining about using that particular wick with it.
That wax does soot a bit in general. But, I had descent luck with premier 700, zinc , and some LX. Depends on the jar too
I use EC26 and I am in the final stages of testing before launching. I’m relieved that you have it ranked in your top 10! Gives me a sense of security knowing other people like it too! Currently wicking with HPSP wicks and they are a little tricky, any experience with those?
Cool. Nope, no experience with those though. Sorry. :/
Can you give your favorite waxes for wax melts please Wade!
Yep I plan to at some point. :)
@@BlackTieBarn Please do! I’d be very interested in that video.
Hello, Wade, thanks so much for your valuable information. I'm new to candles and want to make all-natural (no parafin) luxury candles, with wood wicks (I think) preferable. So far it sounds like I'm limited to coconut apricot (except CalWax coco apricot creme) or AKA 454 coco/soy blend. Am I correct and do you have wicking suggestions (wood and/or pure cotton). Am I correct? Thanks!!
I like 464 and 6006 but for now I’m going to try soy bliss or #7 and if I like it I’ll be just using that for my line
Awesome. Would love to hear your thoughts!
Hello Mr. Wade, I've been following your channel for almost a year and it has helped me tremendously in my journey making candles. I do have a non-candle question for you and it is about your printed T-shirts. The quality shirts look really nice. Where did you purchase those t-shirts? Also, what company did you use for printing on your t-shirts?
The ones I am wearing are really just samples, lol. But teetering, print full, sticker mule do good on demand printing.
Thanks Wade, also the colors that we expect are not available in the market, would you please make a video on how to make our own colour and if there are natural way to add colour then it would be awesome. Thanks for sharing your valuable experience all the time. God bless you.
Yep. I have a couple videos on the channel about color. I don't have links on hand and am on the road this week. But if you go to my channel and browse the videos. You should see them. :)
@@BlackTieBarn sure Wade, thanks for your response. Will surely check and explore. Thank you once again.
I have been testing tallow candle making, using wood wicks and they burn awesomely with aromatherapy plants infused, hoping to lunch the end of the year or early next year. its 100% food candle can be use for cooking.... i wish i could send you a sample to test
Great video! I discovered a few new waxes from this. Have you tried 444? I'd be curious to hear your opinion on that one.
Yah I prefer 464 over 444. They are similar and 444 holds up better in warmer Temps but not drastically. I just like 464 a but better
I've been on the fence on a wax to import. This video helped me narrow it down to four to try. My final decision will be on how easy it will be to wick, cold throw, hot throw, final cost to import. Thanks for sharing. ❤️ 🤍🖤🇹🇹
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I have watched so many of your videos. You're so helpful. Thank you for all of the great info that you've shared. Im just beginning and I've done so much research that my head is spinning. I have started out with the 464. I do like it so far but I've only made 3 candles and thats for testing wicks with the vessel I've chose. But im kind of torn. Ive made some wax melts and as you probably know this wax is probably too soft for melts. They turned out great but look messy in packaging. So I'm thinking that I may continue to use the 464 for an all soy candle but would like another wax on hand for when I want to start shipping candles and for melts and tarts. Could you share what wax you use for shipping, waxes and tarts. Thanks so much!
Thanks Liz. Glad you are here in the channel. Try the following for wax melts:
Problend 650, pillar of bliss, c55 or tw-30
Hi Wade.....what do you think about Beeswax together with soy wax S100 ? As I mentioned in a few comments I am from South Africa and it gets really hot in some provinces.....I am doing waxmelts and I am using these waxes.....I LOVE them....But I really would like to get your oppinion also. Love to hear from you. Thanks again for yoir time and lots of energy to guide us. 😁👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
It's great to use to increase melt point. Just be careful adding more and more as it will get tougher to wick
Do you have any videos with your experiences on coconut apricot crème Wax?
Hello I’m new making candles so far been using palms wax from hobby lobby ! Just curious if you tried it! So far the cold throw is good the hot throw is very LOW
Hey Wade I know you are crazy busy right now with getting the new shop set up but was wondering if you have found a para-coconut blend that you like? If so can you do a review on it?
Honestly. I haven't really. At least not enough to want to use one much. But I will keep sampling. ;)
Which one is best for birthday cakes?
I use 4627.. been using it for about a year now and just getting the wicking down. It is a hard wax to wick but once you get it, it’s a Go from there. Also my wrists are feeling it with the scooping but I just love this wax so much.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing Mayra
I’m using 8 oz tins with 4627. And I have spent way to much money on wicks and I still have NOTHING 🥴
@@ERIKAKEMERLY2010 what wicks are you using? I am sticking to LX wicks and so far so good
@@ERIKAKEMERLY2010 Currently going through the wicking process with this wax also. It is a little challenging.
I use Soy Bliss by 16/17 and I love it. They actually just changed the name to No. 7.
Yep!
Thanks wade
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We are having major wax issues and I hope this video helps us out. I guess it's time to buy some 2 pound packages and see what we can make work. Hard part that we have is we live in eastern Washington and everything has to be shipped in.
Good morning thank you for your recommendation of Mp117. I love it but in my testing I get black smoke. I have the flawless vessel from 1617. I've tested htp, hsps , premier wicks and cd and cdn. The hsps and cdn had great ht. The others little to no ht . My vessel is 3 inch wide. I don't want to give up on my vessel. But with that being said. I love mp117 wax more. If you could recommend a wick I would greatly appreciate it. I've also tried zinc wicks as well. And at 6% fo and 5day cure time like candle science recommend. Thanks Wade .
I still need to do a LOT more testing with this wax to be able to offer any solid advice. But I will definitely post results, feedback, and tips when I can. :)
I use Coconut soy and Coconut Apricot from Virginia Candle Company. These waxes are the best!!! I have not had any complaints since switching to these waxes. Yes, it is more expensive but well worth it!!!
Awesome!
Question what is your melt and pour degree I'm curios love for the coconut apricot
@@daphneyjeanpierre2754 my melt is at about 130° I pour at around 185-190° and add my fragrance at about that same temp.
May I ask which wicks you use for your VCS coconut soy? Thanks!
@@sistercookies I use wood wicks and Eco wicks.
Have you used Scorpion 130 container Blend Wax by Virginia candle supply? Nothing but good things in the few reviews I have read.
Wade, VCS Coconut Soy isn’t the same as ec26, in that the VCS version isn’t from Calwax and uses palm oil instead of paraffin. Have you tested both? Curious which is better. Have read that ec26!is softer…not sure how else they compare.
I am looking for a pure soy wax that would have a matte finish and creamy/crumble texture for melts..
Which would you say is better as far CT HT holding up in hotter months? CB2 or EC26?
I am trying EC26 and am hitting the way on HT and glass adhesion? But I am still testing it. I tried adding SP487 with it doesn't seem to help. CB2 I have but haven't tested much yet. Anyway which would you continue to work with?
Coconut Apricot Creme 😍😍😍
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Hey Wade Thomas
Thank you so much for a great tutorial as usually!!! I have used 6006 and MP117. I have used MP117 in waxmelts. The only thing is that it is not a single pour wax to me. I love 6006. Also, I have used 6046 as well. What I have learned from this tutorial, is that there is no need to combine waxes. I am in the process of trying to create a wax blend that has both even amounts ofparaffin and soy. However, maybe it is better just to work with just one. Again, Wade Thomas you have taught me a lesson!!!
Are you sure it was mp117 for your melts. It's a very soft wax, I'm not sure you could even make melts with it. Plus... it doesn't really shrink at all. Did you mean mp137 possibly?
@@BlackTieBarn I have mistaken mp117 for mp137. You are right. It was mp137 for waxmelts. I was comparing mp137 against bw921. For me, bw921 is so much better!!! I have used mp117 with 6046 and 454. It is crazy that I have worked with alot of waxes and still haven't gotten used to one yet. Thanks Wade Thomas!!!
@@candlewhisperer Ahh, yes. That makes sense for sure. And I agree... BW921 is a better wax for melts in my opinion as well.
If you don't mind me asking what kind of wick do you use for 6006
@@Keaira_Johnson with the 6006 in my 8oz apothecary jar i double wick with eco2. Will test 2morrow to see if I need to wick up.
can i make my own problend? like combine 2 waxes myself?
I WOULD LOVE if you could go over the best waxes to use for wax tarts/snaps and loaf type wax melts. I’ve found a company that is very popular and has the BEST HT (the wax literally last forever, 4-5 year old wax throws like crazy!) and the wax is very soft compared to every other “tart” type wax but it comes in mostly loaf form but also shapes (again soft, it has no snap to it) but it’s phenomenal in HT. I’m sure it’s a custom mix and I’m trying to figure out which waxes would help with making this type of wax melts. Pretty please 🫶🤞🫶🤞 LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
Thanks Amanda. Will add to my list!
The Mr. Miyagi of wax (on. Wax off)
🤣 you win!
Great one!
Hey Wade! With your testing expertise, what is the best wick for problend 600?
Premier 700 series for me. And good news ironically. I'll be selling them soon after working with the manufacturer to become a distributor. :)
Hi Wade! Thanks for this video! I am planning to start in candle making. However, I am still confused and learning. Which wax would you suggest to use as a starter From your favorite waxes? Thank you!
For simplicity and less issues to work through at first... probably pro blend 600 or mp-117
@@BlackTieBarn Hi Wade. It's sad that I am not able to find pro blend 600 and mp-117 here. I'm staying in the UAE by the way. All I can find is natural soy 464, parasoy and just natural soy. I'm not sure if these are all worth for business? Thanks again!
@@futuristicloop Those are totally fine.
There are hundreds of waxes to choose from. Parasoy is the most popular in general. There are many kinds of parasoys. PB 600 is an example of a parasoy.
Hey Wade. Is it that there is one manufacturer for coconut-soy wax? I realize a few companies have it like Golden brand, NatureWax etc. I’m trying to figure out if it’s a case where these companies develop their own blends and brand it as coconut soy wax.
Just learning. By suggestion I ordered 2 big bags of 464 from candle science. Is there anything i can add to help it perform better? Also, what is the one you use the most pro blend 600? Where do you get that? Thanks for helping me learn
You can add igi 6006, or any paraffin to improve the HT. Coconut may help as well depending on how much you use.
And you can find problend 600 at Flaming candle. :) Or joy wax at natures garden.
Hi I have a question what is your thought on this wax hybrid coconut container blend luxury wax coco #21 accublend
Hi! Your videos have been very helpful to me as a beginner! Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge.
Does the ProBlend 600 have a sooty burn (the black smoke on the flame)?
That mostly comes from improper wick type or size. Although some waxes make that worse than others. Pb600 is good all around regarding that. Of course it can still happen with wicking issues though.
@@BlackTieBarn Thank you!
@@BlackTieBarn what wick type do you recommend BTB ? Thank you.
@@terrysantobello2071 HEy terry. It will entirely depend on the wax first and foremost, then the vessel size
@@BlackTieBarn Hi Wade - so sorry, the wax is the ProBlend 600 and the vessel is a 12 oz status jar. Thank you! 🙂
I use 454! Thank you for telling me the top looks funky because I sure I thought it was meeeeeee 🥹 wicking is a fun challenge. I’m definitely trying to perfect this wax before moving onto a new ☺️
I'm the same way! :)
Hello there have you ever used natures gardens joy wax and if so what do you rate that one ?
See.... "problend 600" from The Flaming Candle. 😉
What are the top two waxes you use and type of wicks you use with them ? I currently use the IGI4627 and love the scent throw but I have people asking for soy blends.
Yah 4627 has great HT. Problend 600 with premier 700 wicks (I now sell by the way) is good parasol blend along with 6006. If looking for mostly soy then something like soy bliss, soy 10, etc
I've seen some that add bees wax to their soy wax. Have you tried this?
I would say the bulk of people don’t know there’s so many waxes or how candles are supposed to really perform and behave. I know I didn’t until I started to make my own candles.
I would agree for sure!
Hi Wade- would the 4627 be a good blender for ceda Cerica? Say 10% to help w/ HT? Thanks for sharing this list.
Haven't tried it myself but don't see why not. 4627 helps with HT pretty much all the time. :)
@@BlackTieBarn appreciate your input. Ty
Hi, thank you so much for your videos, they are so helpful! 🙂 I'm wondering if the EC-26 is worth the higher price than the Accu-10 when it comes to it's HT, being that the HT is average for the Soy 10?
Probably not.. but that's up to you. :)
@@BlackTieBarn does problend 600 have a better Ht than soy10?
@@saralozano160 In my experience, yes. But it depends on the fragrance oil of course as well. Ij have some that are poor in PB600 and fine in Soy 10. And others that were not good in Soy 10. So probably pretty close in that regard. But i like everything else better about PB600 for the most part. Just preference
@@BlackTieBarn may I ask what woodenwick series work best with problend600?
@@saralozano160 it depends on the container. but i mostly use .02 crackling wick (no booster needed) and for larger jars or tougher to burn FOs, occasionally maybe a .03
Hubby and I just started our business and are still testing different waxes but only 2 so far(all soy&all paraffin) but I need a wax(blend or not)that the cold throw is good but hot is amazing?
I'm so use to burning bath&body works 3 wicks and smelling them in living room&kitchen that I have a hard time smelling the 6 small candles we've made(I know small rooms for 8oz candles)to where when I burn 2&3 wicks,I can barely smell them!
(not burning all at same time)
I know it takes time to experience candles to where you want them(Im very picky and need to learn to remember it's NOT about me)it's all about customers and what they like but if Im not getting a great throw whether its hot or cold,I dont want to sell them to customers!
My question is.....How long did it take you to get the throw that you wanted(cold&hot)?
Thanks
Its something I always try to improve still today. Ongoing process. But large jars man more ht. Certain waxes better hen others of course. And also... quality fragrance oils. The key is to keep experimenting and testing. Once you find something... lock it in! And repeat. :)
Wade what type of dye do you use liquid or block? What brand?
Definitely liquid and I use several. Candle science and nature's garden mostly
Has anyone used the bw910 wax? I had gotten it and it appears to be an easy to use wax but I don’t see many people using it so just wondering.
Super similar to 6006. I just didn't have oh this list because I haven't used enough of it yet
Freedom soy wax the easiest to work with and cheap. Great HT and ct
I'm really looking forward to using mp117 and I'd like to see what you think about mixing mp117 and mp137
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@@BlackTieBarn Does this mean you think it's a good idea to blend mp117 with mp137 to increase the melt point; even though mp 137 is marketed as a tart or pillar wax?
@@CandleMFG Not something I would do personally but if you want to experiement with adding a little to raise the MP youj can. But you will have drawbacks as well as it will take away or start miniminizing some of the benefits advantaes of staright MP117. There are other waxes that can raise the MP some without hurting the advanatges as much. For example... IGI 6006 might be worth a shot. Its melt point is around 130
Did you use the same wax for 454 as 464? I’m one who has used 464 from the beginning and still love it. Curious about the 454…truthfully, I’ve never heard of it. I try to make my life as simple as possible & don’t stray from what works for me. Thanks for the video!
Do you mean the same FO for both those waxes? Yes. In my experience the CT was better with 464. The HT maybe slightly better with 454. I don't use a ton of either wax though
Do you have a preference of flake vs beads for your wax?
Not at all. I think people get way too hung up on the way its packaged. I acted much more about all other factors. Most my waxes come in slabs
I fit in the category of starting my candle career and have continued using 464.... I have tried 454 but found the cold throw (with the fragrance I was using) not as good as 464. I added 10% coco 83 wax to
Coco 83 to 454 and it improved cold throw and smoother tops
I agree with this. I do like the CT of 464 better but otherwise maybe slightly preferred the 454 overall. Honestly mmmm it was a toss up. I really don't use either much
Personal favorite wax when making wax melts? One that in your opinion has the best ht?
Hmmmm. Well I really like c55 for hot throw but it doesn't pour as smooth as others. It's not horrible but.... tw30 and bw921 are fine as well but FOR ME the c55 had better throw. As least in my oils. I use a lot of problend 650/pillar of bliss though as well as it's a good balance of everything
Hi Wade. I made my first candle Sunday & burned it yesterday. The scent throw is very good, but the wax is too soft. It’s a coco-apricot from blended waxes. Can you recommend a harder wax to mix with it to firm it up? I’d prefer another natural wax but I’ll use paraffin if I have to. I have to order my wax from Amazon. Everything else has to come from a supplier & shipping to Hawaii is costly. Thanks for your guidance!!
Maybe beeswax, 6006, or a harder paraffin
@@BlackTieBarn I ordered a very hard paraffin. I’ll try 80/20 & 70/30. I think that will solve the problem. Thanks
@@BlackTieBarn This is a 12 ounce candle & it’s burned for 14 hours. It’s halfway gone. I think it should last longer then 28 hours. Which of these choices would make it burn slower do you think? People falsely advertise 82 hour candles, but I’d like it to burn longer than 28 hours. I’m not a liar, so I want to be able to tell people how long it’ll actually burn.
I really haven't seen any reviews on coco bright #11 from California candle supply
I have not used it myself but maybe some day! :)
Hello wade,
I live in the netherlands and i want to start makimg candles i am struggling to find igi 6006, problend 600, cd and htp wicks in europe, i can not buy from the us because the shipping costs are just crazy.
Do you know where i can buy these items in europe.
Thanks, and i love your video's
I don't off hand, I'm sorry. But I will do some looking. You may want to try some of Kerax waxes
I use C3
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Another informative video. Taking a lesson from one of your videos, I select wax based on what is most important to me, in a candle. And that would be HT, followed by no soot, and long burn time. Always keeping safety a priority. Thus far, I've used 464, 6006, and 4630. I've had success with those. I have settled mostly on a 50/50 blend of 4630/464 but after seeing this video, I now feel compelled to try more....great, more testing. Have you used 4630, And if so, what are your thoughts?
Thanks Don. Yes... I've used 4630, it's ok. I don't like it as much as 6006, mp117, pro blend 600, etc. It's somewhere in the middle for me
If you don't mind me asking what wicks do you prefer with the 6006?
@@Keaira_Johnson Depending on the vessel, using a 9oz /2.25in dia. jar and 6006, I've had success with eco2 and LX 12.
@@donc9049 Thanks!! I'm going to try out the lx first!
Hello Wade, Wondering which soy blend you think is closest to the Joy Wax?
Problend 600
@@BlackTieBarn Thank you, will give it a try. Hate being at the mercy of one supplier.
wondering if you have tested a coconut/beeswax blend?
Not really... well not enough anyway