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These are wonderful tips for any fair/booth situation. I am learning so much from you! You’re my favorite candle “mentor” on You Tube. Thanks for all the encouragement ❤🥹🥰

Great idea! Anything else I could use use, (as I don't have any short pieces of wick around)?

You are awesome! Thanks for the tips!!

will the wick not drown out again tho? ALL of my BBW 3 wicks do this.

Hello, you mentioned updating or fixing wgere a couple of numbers that were off. Is that corrected in this video. Before i begin, i wanted to make sure. Thank you so very much. I dont still understand because of me... but you explained it better than anyone I've seen. Thank you so very much.

You're very thorough and easy to follow! I appreciate your videos!

Thank you

🎉🎉🎉🎉Very pretty..yesss

Thank u sooo much you inf was very helpful and thank you for encouraging me to keep going because I was about to throw in the towel

Thank you so much! Everyone talks about Net Weight of how much a WAX a candle can hold, but no one has talked about Desired Wax Weight! Super helpful!

Thank you so much

Wow thank you so much for all of the information I had no clue about the hot throw and cold throw or even the wicks very informative and appreciated

Love the Q-tip...tip.😊

Have you considered beeswax and paraffin mix? Not a fan of soy wax because it's good. Would love to see you experiment with that.. or your thoughts?

01-10-25… Watching two years later and by far this is the best video I have found about Inventora. Thank you! I feel like I’m on the cusp of actually understanding what this program can do. But I’m not quite there yet.

If you're going to make candles, then you will have the breathe in their aroma a lot... As far as I know, fragrance oil is harmful to breathe in... Wouldn't it be better to educate your customers about this and use less strong but more healthy essential oils in candle making? For the sake of your own health and the health of your customers?

If the scale has a mode button you can change between ounces and grams and don't need multiple scales

Can I buy your candles in Australia??

Thanks ❤️👏🏾

Please don’t take the Lords name vain pleases. Thank you

I hate math but this is so simple. Thank You !

This was very helpful, thank you!

When you have the two different waxes and they each have to be a different level of heat, do you go by the lowest, or the highest for the wax to be ready to pour? Great tutorial, btw. First time on here. ❤

Do you use fragrance oils or essential oils?

Thank you or your encouragement! This information was very helpful.

I've been looking at candle making, in recent days, since I got Jesmonite about a month ago I came to the realisation of instead of just making candle holders with jesmonite I can also make candles directly into the holders etc, I'm considering doing soap too for soap holders I'm considering making too...

Thanks!

So thural in explaining the process thank you😀

11:26 thank you for this, as a beginner, testing and all, I stirred for like 30 seconds. Once I tried to take the mould off, I found my fragrance swimming on their own 😂😂😂❤

10:13 Thanks for this tip .

I have learnt a lot, thank you ❤

5:51 😂😂😂 there are words.

THANK YOU!! labels are a major pain point for my business. Avery is nice and all but totally looks like a Avery label. Your approach is way better, way more professional looking.

Thank you for talking about this. I can’t imagine how hard it was to say this to the world. I’m so sorry. Please keep going. I’m 54 and starting over and it’s hard. ❤️

This is why in baking, resin work, candle making, etc. I ALWAYS USE GRAMS. Sooooo much easier than ounces!!! And yes, I'm American, metric weight is just way easier for percentage math.

New to candle making. This was a great help! Thank you. On to your next video 😊

Very good thank you 😊😊😊

Beeswax is #1

The Bobby pins sold at Sally Beauty by “megagrip” are worth their weight in gold. (They also come in colors, one being gold!) They hold fine hair SO well. The rolling pins work for thick hair!

Just found your channel looking for candle tips. Your videos are helpful! I saw your relapse recovery video before this one. You're very brave sharing and im glad you took a break from content to focus on yourself dude! Your authenticity is fantastic and i hope you do great! I e subscribed so in case you pose one video a year, im here for the updates 😂

Omg I wished I found your video on this since I have to keep recalculating to add more of the soy wax for the different containers! Great information but I agree with nay_johnson you need to fix that 100 to 1.

Thankyou for such detailed video, what if we use multiple FO ?

Love your video! This will be my second year doing craft fairs. Been a cashier/retail worker for many years (almost 10) I noticed what you said about the counterfeit checker pen. Most of the places I worked didnt have one or only had one and it kept disappearing. Just in case anyone doesnt have a pen or you lose yours there are a couple tricks Ive been taught and shown and picked up over the years. First method is probably the most common but not very discreet, Hold the bill up to a light or the sun, you should be able to see a watermark. If you cant find it or you can't do that ( dont want to offend your customer, not a strong light source) There is a second method you can use. My coworker who worked for a bank once showed me this trick. Take your thumbnail and drag it across the "shirt" on the president printed on the bill. You should be able to feel the ridges where the bill was printed. But I will definitely be buying the pen! Also great video! Really loving all the tips and ideas and your booth looks amazing!

LOVE ALL THE INFORMATION you give on your video. I am starting my candle business and this is awesome. Thank you!! 💜

Seems difficult at first, but you broke it down perfectly!!! Thank you.

Thank You for this video!!! It was GREAT, Its going to help me out so much...

Watching this after splurging on hobby lobby black Friday sale!!! Whoops! Thank you.

Excellent ! You have to be the go to person on you tube to learn about candle making. TY sooo much.

Do I stir from 185deg until wax cools to 135?

Thanks!