How to: Make Plastic Free Wax Melts (Using Coconut Soy Wax) In Metal Tins

[@SugarOrchidLuxEssentials]

I use those molds and tin for my lotion bars. Those molds are so cute.

[@doraharboyan2574]

Yes thank you so much 😊😊😊😊

[@periseanbaltimore2037]

This was awesome info, thanks for sharing

[@doraharboyan2574]

Thank you so much 😊 I really appreciate your videos 😊

[@belenwasha9176]

Thank you, very nice video ❤

[@StuckUpColouredzaza]

Lymarie. Can you please add wax melts in tins in the caption so that when viewers want to search it, you video pops up. I used those search words but your video didn't come up. I've had to go all the way back into history to locate it as I've watched it previously.

[@HowToLymarie]

Done

[@jordanhansen3716]

I’ve always LOVED your tins! I was surprised to see these are only a teensy bit less in ounces than traditional clamshells! With the Tins being .93¢, how do you keep your cost for your melts so low?

[@HowToLymarie]

My melts retail for $8 each!

[@sharonbrooks1923]

Thank you for the great video and sharing your awesome products! I noticed you added 1 oz of FO. How much wax did you use?

[@qianafarmer2905]

Are they not too large for a traditional warmer? Would customers have to break them into smaller chunks to use?

[@HowToLymarie]

Depends on the warmer. Some warmers are large but you’re correct / for a smaller warmer they would need to cut them

[@lovefrommichigancandlesand5813]

I know your busy and these videos take up a lot of time Is it possible to get a video on all of the equipment you use to make products for your business?

[@HowToLymarie]

I’ll put it on the list!

[@jemharr1951]

Awesome quick question what Fo % did you use. Thanks for everything your the BEST!

[@HowToLymarie]

For wax melts you can use more than normal because there’s no flame but I always use 10-12%

[@jemharr1951]

ty ty

[@marthagichia]

Soo cute

[@HowToLymarie]

Thanks