So helpful, love your generosity of sharing your knowledge x thank you

Another amazing video! So informative! Thank you.

Yes! This is the video I have been looking out for 😀

@IvyTwineCandles

3 жыл бұрын

Aw I hope you found it helpful Laura! X

Hi I am new here, well i been stalking all your videos for weeks now and you motivated me to start my own business. Thank you for all the great tips.

@IvyTwineCandles

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you and best of luck 🥰

This is very kind of you. Amazing info! Please recommend manufacturers or suppliers of Soy wax and fragrances. Thank you

Love watching Your videos! It's so beautiful where you live I would love to visit Scotland someday!! Just curious the kind of wax you use and the brand If you could share that.

Great information. Thank you!

Helpful Video , Thank You

Could you do a video on wicking please 🙏. Love your videos, simple and straightforward.

@IvyTwineCandles

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely, it’s on my list haha! Thanks Yvonne 🥰

@yvonnebriscoe2446

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, can't wait 🤗

7:23 why can’t you heat up ceramic? Ceramic pieces are fired to about 1180*C, what are the concerns for heating them up for candles?

Hello, do your candles have a texture after the first burn? I know you use a blend that contains soy. I've purchased a different wax blend with only coconut and soy. As the one I've been testing has palm, as well as soy and coconut. I'm hoping the palm is responsible for the texture after the first burn. Any suggestions?

Thank you for a great and useful video!. I was just wondering the percentage of soy wax to coconut wax you use or do you purchase it already blended? :)

So my wax seller recommends pouring at 135, BUT, they also say to pour when it gets cloudy, which is a paradox. I’ve tried every temperature and am still getting bumpy tops, sinkholes etc. I’m wondering if I need to switch waxes. Currently I’m using 100% soy wax chips from Pro Candle Supply. I’ve made probably 75 candles, and I’d say 50% or more of them haven’t cooled perfectly 😩 I use a heat gun, I’ve tried so many things, I’m desperate. I’ve even moved my candle making to my upstairs kitchen, which is ten degrees warmer than our downstairs kitchen. I feel like I’m following every tip but still ending up with problems 🤦🏻‍♀️

When should you use a heat gun to fix right after it sets or after the candle has cured

@IvyTwineCandles

2 жыл бұрын

I would just do it as soon as it's set if it's needed

Thank you for another useful video and tips! Heat gunning is favourite method- it hides a multitude of sins:)

@IvyTwineCandles

3 жыл бұрын

You’re v welcome 🤗 haha absolutely! X

What About Beeswax? How Do You Prevent Sinkholes For Them? I'm Desperate. Supposed To Be Selling Soon And It Keeps Happening😭😭😭

I thought that u was going to show how to get smooth tops in soy wax candles. Because most of candle makers from beginners to experts we know that waxes vary between brands and types of waxes.

I just throw mine in the microwave easy