Best explanation ever I heard❤🎉🎉

Thank you so much for making this!!! I have been searching on a good video about C-3 wax.

Great video!

Very informative video. Gonna save it.

Excellent Thank you!

I love this video!! Last night I made Cargill C3 wax and it came out well but I noticed some small frosting. Now I have solutions!!

I am using C3 wax and still learning about candle making and testing and testing. Thank you for your video.

It was helpful

Hi mam you wick holder very nice with its

Very nice video. I made first tester with your wax and got some cracks around wooden wick so my guess was my room temperature cuz it’s most likely low (around 19C) and I poured it at 50C. But with the wick I struggled to find explanation. I’ve researched many information about wooden wicks and most of them recommend to put 2 wicks together instead of 1, so I did it to my tester and had crazy and insane pool and flame and obviously hot container which was hotter than a cup of coffee. With your video I understood that 1 wick is enough or maybe even smaller size one will do another testing. Thank you so much

Nice video

Wow, so helpful, thank you both so much ! I bought c 6 and made over 20 candles for friends and family. My first time making them it was quite a steep learning curve ! I want to make more I'm addicted cant wait to try out all these fabulous tips, but really the wax is so well made it was easy to work with !

best tutorial out there BY FAR

Thank you for the video. Could you please let me know which is the best temperature to add the fragance oil? Thanks!!

I love it that I can use 6% I used candle science magnolia and peony and it amazing. I haven’t burn test it yet. I don’t like to add additives because I found out for the review that it is not considered safe? I like to have clean burn since I have pet and I am prone to migraine headaches. That why I sought out for natural wax. Hopefully this will work out.

Amazing video, about to pour my first candles!! Watched so many videos, and this is my fav

When I first started making candles, I purchased C3. When I went through the 45lb box, I ordered another. I feel like it is by far the superior wax. I still test with all of my new fragrance oils. I do use the eco series of wicks and the CD wicks and now I’m trying my hand at wooden wicks but those have been inconsistent. I’m still trying to figure those out.

Hello! I very much liked this wax. Does NatureWax C-310 for Europe have any differences in pouring, wicking? And, does it have the same strong cold and hot throw? Thank you ^)

I see mushrooming but I though that’s common with CD--not necessarily over wicked. I use CD18 same vessel as demo

I use c3 wax From this video, I realized that I had too much fragrance because I would get the cottage cheese top. So I adjusted the fragrance load. I was adding too much fragrance. Thank you for this video.

Hi! In what temperature you should pour the fragance oil? I am pouring in 85°c and when I burn the candle, it doesn't smell.

Any suggestions for sinkholes? Thanks!

I’m working with c6 at what temperature should I add the fo? I heat the wax to 185 and I get the pouring temp but I’m not quite sure when to add the fo!?

Is c3 wax ok to be shipping during the summer?

Loved your video thank you. I just ordered this wax excited to try it. What temperature do I add my fragrance at? Thanks Henrietta

What kind of pot did you use ? And does the nozzles clog?

I'm using c6 (I'm a newbie at candles) I'm having trouble wicking for A 30cl glass containers and also a hell of a lot of frosting, any advice ?

I have a candle tins about 3.25 inch in diameter but I want to use double wick. Which should I use?

Which wicks would you suggest for 20CL glasses? Eco10?

Such an informative video and brilliantly produced. I excitedly woke this morning and followed all your instructions hoping to pour the ultimate candle using C6 Coconut soy wax, however, I have come up with an issue I'm unsure how to solve. My room temperature was 23 c when melting the wax using a wax Melter, and stirred the wax with FO for your suggested time of around 5 mins. After 5 mins the temperate of the wax had plummeted to 60'C which I then had to pour, as heating up the wax again on a hot plate would possibly cause the FO to evaporate. Looking at the candles, they have set and are not so great: sink holes, and lumpy. I will have to pour a second layer but want to know if there is any way to pour a candle once without a second pour being needed ? Thanks so much :)

Such an awesome video. I ordered a 5lb to test. I heard it’s better than 464. So do you suggest working more with Eco wick or Cd for this wax?

I use your wax to make another product whom can I contact for tech help.

Can I use Wood Wick with Nature Wax C3 ?

What do youthink is the best curling time before testing?

Great video, thank you! Although I'm wondering why you're measuring the 24 ounces of melted wax via volume and not weight. Won't the results be best if you weigh the 24 ounces?

Hi, I am using C3 wax, and the same diameter of the jar, but I like to work with cd wicks, pls can u tell me wich cd wick i have to use? Wich CD wick its the same as Eco 14?🙏

If i use beeswax and coconut oil on a 50/50 base, the pour temp and other condition should be changed? Which ones and how much please?

For coconut soy wax using that same jar, would you recommend a CD? Or Eco and if a CD which number please.

In instructions of C3 wax it says maximum fragrance load is 6%. On the candle supply site it says 8%. Here you say maximum 9%. So what is true? It's confusing.

I don't have the option to cool my working place, so it can vary from 18 to 30 degrees Celcius. What I leared here is, that the wax temperature must be lower in higher room temperatures and vice versa.

Very informative video, my issue is I make my candles in my kitchen and my kitchen can get very cold due to the cat flap being there (and it's winter), after some innovation I have made a a large box and have tin foil on all sides to which I heat the box up and jars before pouring and leave them to cure in there overnight in the box, still get some slight dips around the wick though, any idea why this could be? thank you

Great video!! Soy wax candles need to cure for 14 days... So for how long do the vegetable wax candles need to cure for a good hot throw. Thank you.

The link provided for the Indiana, North American distributor of Cargill waxes indicates the account has been suspended? Instills little confidence here.

Thank you so much for this video! I have been testing C3 for the last 3 months. The problem I am having is big butterfly mushroom after about 2 hours of burning. Using 9,% FO. Candles do pass safety test, an I get full melt pool in about 2.5-3 hours, using 2.75 diameter jars. Can you please suggest what should I change? I am using htp-105, lx-22 and premier-770. All with the same results. Thank you in advance!

What exactly is fat bloom?

Help! I poured c3 and c6 waxes at 71-70°C temperature (room temperature was about 21-22°C) with 6% fragnance load and solid dye and got frosting in both candles. I can't really understand how can I avoid this problem. One article about working with soy waxes says that I need to decrease pouring temp, this vid says to increase it 🤯 And judging by the table in Handling Sheet, wax pouring temp for my room temp is between 71.1 to 76.7°C. Can I simply ignore this recomendation and pour at lower temp?

Hi, I have few questions about Cargil 300. What kind of wick works with it? How can I reach out to you about this wax? Thank you

And also about fragnance load. Handling Sheet says that Maximum Recommended Fragrance is 6% without any additives, but Lady in video says that it's 6-9%. Where is the truth?

why is necessary to have that horrible music playing...I was attempting to listen to the presenter but that music just turn me off