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Thank you!! Great Video! I was searching for this info! I use Beeswax, Coconut oil, and our goat milk from the farm! I get a beautiful candle BUT I know now I have been putting my essential oils in when the wax is too hot! Just made a candy cane scent with peppermint, orange and cinnamon essential oils. It's curing but I am going to do another batch making sure my wax is cooler ! Thanks again!! ~jc

Thank you for these tips

Let's all help each other! Use me to comment: a) if you have already figured out your ideal % of essential oil (Y/N) b) what % of essential oils was that (x%) c) at what temperature you added the essential oil to the wax (x° Degrees Celcius) d) at what temperature you poured (x° Degrees Celcius) Make sure to specify: 1) what type of wax you used (if 100% soy, when possible, specify if it's 464, 444, etc.) 2) are you sure your essential oils were 100% pure? (Y/N) 3) what essential oil you used (lavender, eucaliptus, patchouli, etc.) 4) If you have already figured out the wick size and all the rest. (Y/N) (This so that we can be sure that this is not interfering with your results)

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Hi honey! I came across your channel looking for the right temperature to add essential oils. I haven't started to make candles yet, I was first "studying". So first, congrats, it's a very nice channel! Second, the reason I have doubts is because I asked 3 chemistry PhDs and they explained flash points have to do with the ignition thing and that is something that won't happen at "home-scale" manufacturing. They all said the scent will not evaporate and believe the candle will smell better if the mix is done at about 85 degrees C as the heat helps with the blending (long, chemical, perfectly sense-making explanation I can give you if you want). So I wanted to ask you, have you personally tried mixing at higher temperatures? Because it wouldn't surprise me if you haven't, as there is A LOT of media that says this about the flash points and to mix at low temperatures, but the truth is none of them are actual chemists. Could you please let me know if you tried or try and what your results were? Thanks a lot!

Great video! I New in the candle game and we are producing soy essential oil candles in Florida.

Can uh tell the right temperature to add fragrance to paraffin wax to make it smell good , it would really help me in my candle making process .

What do you think of a coconut/soy wax or have you tried apricot and coconut wax for essential oil candles? Would you heat up to 140 degrees with either of these blends like you did in the video for grapeseed and coconut wax?

And how much would i add fragrance in 1 kg of paraffin wax for jar candles ?

Hi there! I was just wondering which wax and wicks you are using in the amber jars? I'm struggling to get a good hot throw with some scents. I tried coconut & soy C6 with a stabilo 12 wick but this is too big. Any advice/recommendations really welcomed :)

When you say percentage how many drops do you put that’s the part I’m stuck on

Where do I buy the F.oils?

I’m waiting for your new videos and how things are for you. Hope you will come with new videos soon x

Where you got your wax from?

6, 8 or 10%? For essential oils? Thought it was like 3%.

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All of you chemist starting that she is wrong about flashpoints need to spend more time studying reading comprehension. The KEY word when reading the definition of flashpoint is "flame". The oil will become vapor and ignite, WHEN EXPOSED TO OPEN FLAME. I guess if you were in a small, close in room with no sir flow, you could have ignition. Otherwise, "flash" isn't going to happen. Your welcome, have a great day.

Please help me. So i've been adding abt 70 drops of fragrance oil to my 60gr soy wax. Its smell nice when i inhaled up close, but when i lit it, it doesn't give any smell😭 i melt it again and add another 5 drops and it still don't. Please can you give opinion or some tips for this. I really need it, i don't want to sell low quality candle😭 i don't wanna make them disappointed

You look a lot like marzia

My friend. You need to reed more about flashpoints before ypu giving recommendations. Flashpoints does not have anything to do with the temperature adding it to The wax. Just as you know.

Thank you for sharing you have been extremely helpful, I have liked and subscribed! Could you please advise on the flashpoint to add fragrance oil and essential oil blends and the pouring temperature for coconut-soy blend? May I know why do you use rapeseed instead of soy or beeswax? I tried using 100% coconut wax however it does not solidly well and the surface is not smooth even though I added 8% fragrance/ essential oil. If you are comfortable could I please have your email address? Look forward hearing from you! I really appreciate your reply Thank You!!