Yes, it will!

We used a 12oz vessel in that video :)

Where can we buy the wicks from? I keep getting no tunneling and bubbling .. any tips or advice for me :)

Hi! Yes!!

Hi there! Here are some recipes we have: makesy.com/blogs/news/how-to-make-cold-process-soap?_pos=1&_psq=cold+process+soap&_ss=e&_v=1.0 makesy.com/blogs/news/beginner-friendly-cold-process-soap-recipes?_pos=2&_psq=cold+process+soap&_ss=e&_v=1.0

The suggested mix and pour temp to start is anywhere from 180-190 F :)

They're really good!!

Hi there! Here's the link to it- makesy.com/products/all-natural-instant-lip-plumping-blend?_pos=18&_sid=8005360b8&_ss=r?variant=43240671510682

Try pre-heating your vessel slightly & pouring at a lower temperature. That should do the trick!

Hi there! The correct amount of water is 7oz, and yes, FO does affect it that much :( You'll need to find a fragrance that has been tested in CP soap. Most suppliers will have that information on their product pages!

Hiya! Here's a scale we offer: makesy.com/products/digital-scale?_pos=2&_sid=db7a9fe3e&_ss=r?variant=35792997154970

Hi! The polysorbate does help so the base and fragrance do not separate! With just the base and fragrance as shown in the video we suggest to shake before every use :) If you are adding distilled water then a preservative may be best to add as well! If you just want to make 1 spray then you would use 0.165oz of fragrance/essential oil and 4oz of base

@@makesyofficial are you referring to the Organic alcohol and witch hazel base from makesy. Becasue I would love to know the formula to using that base if only making one bottle verses 4

@@makesyofficial so I was trying to make just one and I couldn’t get it with the numbers you gave me are those in Fl ounces or grams?

All our wax blends have a cure time of 72 hours. Your wax supplier should have that info on their product pages!

Thank you

It depends on your wax type! Generally a .5" wide wick works with the allure :)

Hi! yes! We have a few makers who use our pillar waxes for sculpture candles!

Oops! Sorry about that! We'll see if we can get that fixed!

Glad it was helpful!

Our witch hazel has 14% organic alcohol in it, which helps to solubilize the fragrances! Lighter, thinner oils can incorporate on their own without any further solubilizer, but not all. For any that are giving you problems, we recommend starting with a 2:1 ratio of polysorbate 20 OR our natural biosolv solubilizer to fragrance. If the mixture is still cloudy or the oil is beading at the top, increase the ratio of your solubolizer until you get the desired results. Thick, resinous or spicy fragrances can be the toughest to work with!

@@makesyofficial this is another reason why I love this company. They go above and beyond, have the best customer service on the planet, great prices and beautiful products. I have ordered seven or eight times and I will continue to order indefinitely.

So I’ve been using distilled water and polysorbate and preservative to make my fragrance sprays and of course the FO i bought the witch hazel from makesy so now I can just use the witch hazel instead of the distilled water and poly and preserve. Just trying to clarify from the video I only seen you use witch hazel and FO @makesy

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Thank you!!

We fill them to 12oz, however some customers fill them up to 13oz! :)

They do crackle!

Hi! We don't have the kit available anymore, but you can still buy the individual components! DIY Kit Includes: 1x 1oz mango butter 1x 0.33oz rich face & body oil base 1x 0.25oz rice bran wax 1x 0.02oz blush mica 1x 0.08oz fragrance 1x silicone heart 1 cavity mold 1x cotton drawstring bag (small) 1x 0.5oz rainforest plum oil 1x 0.2oz monoi oil - infused with coconut 1x 0.01oz vitaheat cell activating extract 1x 0.01oz natural vanilla frosting flavor 1x 1.7oz borosilicate glass beaker 2x plastic transfer pipette 2x disposable spatula

We appreciate that!! Thank you <3

Great question! This is cold process method. We have the oils in the melter heated to just above room temperature. This is not necessary if you are in a warmer climate, but they should be between 80-90 degrees. Cold process typically involves heating up oils and butters you may be using. The difference is that with hot process, you will actually "cook" the soap in a melter or crockpot for an extended period of time, which helps accelerate saponification!

Keep us updated on how it goes!

That's a common characteristic of 100% soy wax! If you run a heat gun over the top of the candle it should fix the cracks and waviness!

@@makesyofficial thanks!