Hi thanks for this dia one I don't know how God has brought me this channel . Am starting my candle business as well but I failed to get the molds in my country so I had to order them from eBay and Jumia . You've gained my subscription 🙏hope to get more about candles from here . Watching from Uganda. 🇺🇬🇺🇬
Thank you so much for your support and for subscribing! 🌟 We’re thrilled to have you on board as you start your candle-making journey. Stay tuned for more videos where we’ll share our experiences and tips to help you along the way. Wishing you all the best with your new business venture in Uganda! Keep shining bright! 💫
@@artfulglowcandle Thanks alot dia. And I will also be sharing my Journey of candle making business too on my channel . I can't wait kindly also post a video talking about how to deal with temperature 🌡️ when making candles that thing confuses me a lot
Hi @karenschmidtke8129 great question! The optimum storage temperature for hand-poured candles is generally cool and consistent ideally between 60-75°F (15-24°C). For bulk soy wax, it’s similar, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent any quality deterioration. This helps maintain the wax’s integrity and the candles’ fragrance. Your vintage decor biz sounds wonderful and integrating candles will surely add a charming touch to your offerings! Wishing good luck 🍀
Hey Christian!..great video,I'm a local (just over the 405 from you in Santa Ana)...you mentioned maksey is local and you can pick up and not pay shipping....how do I do that?..do they have a storefront..or pick up only?...and are they in Irvine or where are they cause I recently ordered some wood wicks and they were shipped from near Houston Texas..I will be subscribing to your channel to support you...I am a few months away from really launching a proper candle business...wish you succes!..and please let me know about makesy pick up if you can..Thanks
Hey Eliezer, thanks for reaching out! Absolutely, Makesy is based in Irvine where they have their headquarters along with a small showroom. Most of their products, including fragrances and vessels are usually available for local pickup. I'd recommend checking their website to confirm the availability of items you're interested in. I just covered my recent visit to Makesy in my latest video about their new fragrance oils - it might give you a good idea of what to expect! Best of luck with your upcoming candle business launch and if you have any questions or need some tips, feel free to keep the comments coming. Happy candle making! 🙂
Wish you would give names of foreign suppliers you use. Also names of local suppliers that you use for special blends. Need more detailed information for us new guys
Thanks for your comment! For foreign supplies we sometimes use Lark Artisan Supply in Canada. Locally in our area we rely on California Candle Supply and Makesy. I suggest trying a Google search to discover smaller suppliers close to you as there are many hidden gems out there. Hope that helps and happy candle making!
The Candle science is a rock! Their service is beyond all the expectations! Great people do a great business.
Love this! I love hive and honey wicks!! You are right they are not created equally.
We’re so glad you enjoyed the video! It’s always great to hear from fellow candle enthusiasts. Thank you for your support! 🕯️✨
Hi thanks for this dia one I don't know how God has brought me this channel . Am starting my candle business as well but I failed to get the molds in my country so I had to order them from eBay and Jumia . You've gained my subscription 🙏hope to get more about candles from here . Watching from Uganda. 🇺🇬🇺🇬
Thank you so much for your support and for subscribing! 🌟 We’re thrilled to have you on board as you start your candle-making journey. Stay tuned for more videos where we’ll share our experiences and tips to help you along the way. Wishing you all the best with your new business venture in Uganda! Keep shining bright! 💫
@@artfulglowcandle Thanks alot dia. And I will also be sharing my Journey of candle making business too on my channel . I can't wait kindly also post a video talking about how to deal with temperature 🌡️ when making candles that thing confuses me a lot
Hey there! Thanks for the info! Keep dropping us the gems!! 😊
Thanks, Dee! So glad you found it useful. I’m currently working on more candle making videos - stay tuned! 🙂
What is the optimum storing temperature for hand poured candles. And bulk soy way storing? Starting a tiny side hustle to encase my vintage decor biz.
Hi @karenschmidtke8129 great question! The optimum storage temperature for hand-poured candles is generally cool and consistent ideally between 60-75°F (15-24°C).
For bulk soy wax, it’s similar, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent any quality deterioration. This helps maintain the wax’s integrity and the candles’ fragrance. Your vintage decor biz sounds wonderful and integrating candles will surely add a charming touch to your offerings! Wishing good luck 🍀
Hey Christian!..great video,I'm a local (just over the 405 from you in Santa Ana)...you mentioned maksey is local and you can pick up and not pay shipping....how do I do that?..do they have a storefront..or pick up only?...and are they in Irvine or where are they cause I recently ordered some wood wicks and they were shipped from near Houston Texas..I will be subscribing to your channel to support you...I am a few months away from really launching a proper candle business...wish you succes!..and please let me know about makesy pick up if you can..Thanks
Hey Eliezer, thanks for reaching out! Absolutely, Makesy is based in Irvine where they have their headquarters along with a small showroom. Most of their products, including fragrances and vessels are usually available for local pickup. I'd recommend checking their website to confirm the availability of items you're interested in. I just covered my recent visit to Makesy in my latest video about their new fragrance oils - it might give you a good idea of what to expect! Best of luck with your upcoming candle business launch and if you have any questions or need some tips, feel free to keep the comments coming. Happy candle making! 🙂
@@artfulglowcandle awesome ..can't wait to see that video, and thanks for your quick response!
Wish you would give names of foreign suppliers you use. Also names of local suppliers that you use for special blends. Need more detailed information for us new guys
Thanks for your comment! For foreign supplies we sometimes use Lark Artisan Supply in Canada. Locally in our area we rely on California Candle Supply and Makesy. I suggest trying a Google search to discover smaller suppliers close to you as there are many hidden gems out there. Hope that helps and happy candle making!
I just don't like the fact that Candle Science doesn't have phone support. The email crap going back and forth sucks.