I like your calculation! It's a lot simpler than most people I've seen on UA-cam. A lot easier to comprehend. I've been wracking my brain for 2 weeks to get my calculation right with different vessels. Thank you!
Thank you sooo much out of all of the videos I’ve watched you helped me understand this nerve wrecking formula so I can actually start building my inventory. Great presentation!!!
🙂Hello! I''m a new candle maker and it took me a few months to do the "candle mATH"!! I finally taught myself the same way you just didi it. I wish I had found you sooner!!! LOL 🤣🤣. Thank you for making it as simple as it can get. I'm a fan!!
thank you so much! When I first started I was watching and was thinking I can't be that stupid that I can't figure out the math for a candle HAHAHAHA. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
The fill line is determined by the vessel that you are using. The company that you purchase your vessels from typically has that information listed in the description section for the product.
Hey Tasha, the first thing that I do is come up with a formula for my candle. so for instance if I have an 8 oz vessel I work that numbers for that vessel (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) and this number is for one candle. I usually perform testing at this stage to see if my formula works. what I mean by works is do I have the correct amount of FO is it too strong or not strong enough. Then I go back to my formula (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) and fill in my test #'s if they changed. So from there if you decide you want to make lets say a batch of 12 candles you just multiple your formula (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) by 12. or 6 or however many you need. But my formula always start with one candle in my vessel size. There may be better ways to do it but this works for me. Let me know if this makes sense or if I need to do a video. Thanks for watching
Have been searching UA-cam for almost 1month now for a very detailed candle calculation coming across your calculations solved all my candle calculation problems thank you so much🙏
The Max load is determined by the type of wax that you use. From there you can decide to use as little or as much as you desire base on that. I typically use 8-10% depending on the scent that I'm going for.
I actually do make wax melts but I use the regular clam shell mold. You should be able to use the same concept. What is your fill weight, decide on the FO load and go from there. What type of mold do you use?
@@hopecarpintino6114 it shouldn't take very much wax / FO for those. I should have a wax melt video coming out soon. If I can get it edited HAHAHA. Thank you again for your support!
The 9% was just for the purposed of the video. You can decide how strong or light you want your fragrance to be. I typically start my testing at 8-9% and go up or down from there depending on hot / cold throw. Hope this helps.
Man I’m going crazy!! How do I figure this out? If I have 18% load of fragrance oil I need. I have 1 ounce bottle of oil. How much wax can I use?? Plz help!!
Hey Hope, I don't think I am understanding your question. You want to use 18% fragrance oil? and you want to know how much wax to use? Is my understanding of your question correct?
@@seasonscandlecompany9609 if you have 1 ounce bottle of FO. And you want to do 18% how much wax? I got 198 grams but that don’t seem right. Isn’t that way to much oil? I bought trial bottles, so see about the sent.
Great video! How do you determine % of fragrance load to add? In the 8oz jar you used 7% FL but in 4oz jar you used 9% FL. It is just personal preference or a science to % your using?
Thanks Hon. Yes it is personal preference. Things to consider are: How much FO can the wax hold, How strong do you want your candle. I normally start with around 10% and test up or down from there. But for the purposes of this video I wanted to give varying % to work with. Hope this help.
Can you do a fragrance with the initial candle jar 8oz I got lost when you put an example of a 4oz … I know I can probably double formula but would be better if you make a video on a 8oz jar for a fragrance candle 😊 thank you
This was very helpful thank you so much
I'm so glad! thanks for stopping by.
Oh my goodness your a great teacher!! ❤
Oh thank you! Getting the calculations correct was tough for me in the beginning.
You are a blessing you really helped me
I'm glad I could help. Happy candle making :)
I like your calculation! It's a lot simpler than most people I've seen on UA-cam. A lot easier to comprehend. I've been wracking my brain for 2 weeks to get my calculation right with different vessels. Thank you!
Trust me I know the feeling I was the same way. Glad I could help. Thank you for watching.
You should be a teacher; however, your camera did not show the mathematics. I did get the first part though. You helped me a great deal. Thanks.
Thank you sooo much out of all of the videos I’ve watched you helped me understand this nerve wrecking formula so I can actually start building my inventory. Great presentation!!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Thank you! for the time to do this very informative video. I’m very interested in making candles and just doing some educational research. 💜
You are so welcome!
I’m Sure I’m Not The Only 1 Who Appreciate ALL of The Hard Work & Research U Put Into Buildg Ur Channel/Company ❤!!
Ahh, thank you!
Thankyou for this video very helpful
Thank you for the support
absolutely terrific you made it so even i can understand it and i am 84 it just goes to prove you are never to old to learn😂
Well I'm glad I was able to help.
🙂Hello! I''m a new candle maker and it took me a few months to do the "candle mATH"!! I finally taught myself the same way you just didi it. I wish I had found you sooner!!! LOL 🤣🤣. Thank you for making it as simple as it can get. I'm a fan!!
thank you so much! When I first started I was watching and was thinking I can't be that stupid that I can't figure out the math for a candle HAHAHAHA. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Hi how do you determine fill line amount?
The fill line is determined by the vessel that you are using. The company that you purchase your vessels from typically has that information listed in the description section for the product.
Can you go into detail on the making multiple candles and subtracting please!!!! -Thanks sis
Hey Tasha, the first thing that I do is come up with a formula for my candle. so for instance if I have an 8 oz vessel I work that numbers for that vessel (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) and this number is for one candle. I usually perform testing at this stage to see if my formula works. what I mean by works is do I have the correct amount of FO is it too strong or not strong enough. Then I go back to my formula (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) and fill in my test #'s if they changed. So from there if you decide you want to make lets say a batch of 12 candles you just multiple your formula (x amount of wax + x amount of FO = Fill line) by 12. or 6 or however many you need. But my formula always start with one candle in my vessel size. There may be better ways to do it but this works for me. Let me know if this makes sense or if I need to do a video. Thanks for watching
Thank you so much!❤️🌹
No problem 😊
Have been searching UA-cam for almost 1month now for a very detailed candle calculation coming across your calculations solved all my candle calculation problems thank you so much🙏
thanks for video very helpful
Thank you for watching
How do I find out the fragrance load?
The Max load is determined by the type of wax that you use. From there you can decide to use as little or as much as you desire base on that. I typically use 8-10% depending on the scent that I'm going for.
Do you ever do wax melts? If so how do you measure and weigh wax into molds?
I actually do make wax melts but I use the regular clam shell mold. You should be able to use the same concept. What is your fill weight, decide on the FO load and go from there. What type of mold do you use?
I’m going to use candy bars and indivual@@seasonscandlecompany9609
@@hopecarpintino6114 it shouldn't take very much wax / FO for those. I should have a wax melt video coming out soon. If I can get it edited HAHAHA. Thank you again for your support!
Thank you!!
Thank you for watching
Thank you
You're welcome
Why the 9% fragrance how did you decide on it
The 9% was just for the purposed of the video. You can decide how strong or light you want your fragrance to be. I typically start my testing at 8-9% and go up or down from there depending on hot / cold throw. Hope this helps.
Man I’m going crazy!! How do I figure this out? If I have 18% load of fragrance oil I need. I have 1 ounce bottle of oil. How much wax can I use?? Plz help!!
Hey Hope, I don't think I am understanding your question. You want to use 18% fragrance oil? and you want to know how much wax to use? Is my understanding of your question correct?
@@seasonscandlecompany9609 if you have 1 ounce bottle of FO. And you want to do 18% how much wax? I got 198 grams but that don’t seem right. Isn’t that way to much oil? I bought trial bottles, so see about the sent.
Great video! How do you determine % of fragrance load to add? In the 8oz jar you used 7% FL but in 4oz jar you used 9% FL. It is just personal preference or a science to % your using?
Thanks Hon. Yes it is personal preference. Things to consider are: How much FO can the wax hold, How strong do you want your candle. I normally start with around 10% and test up or down from there. But for the purposes of this video I wanted to give varying % to work with. Hope this help.
@@seasonscandlecompany9609 this does help! Thank you for responding.
Can you do a fragrance with the initial candle jar 8oz I got lost when you put an example of a 4oz … I know I can probably double formula but would be better if you make a video on a 8oz jar for a fragrance candle 😊 thank you
I will try!