How to Fix Soy Candles Tutorial | Soy Wax | For Beginners

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • Hello Everyone!
    I hope you enjoy this video and I hope this helped you on how to fix those candles that are not an even pour.
    Feel free to leave any comments or questions down below and I will be sure to get to them.
    -XOXO. Ness.
    Everything you need to know is down below.
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    -Lonestar Candle
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    What Products I used:
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    Wax- 464 Soy Wax
    Jar- Medium Straight Threaded 9oz Jar
    Dye Block- Seafoam Green
    Wicks- CD 10 6''' Pretabbed Wick
    Lid- #70 Gold Twist Top
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Комментарии • 16

  • @janetjhutcheson
    @janetjhutcheson 3 месяца назад

    Thank you, I was wondering why my candles did that, very helpful.

  • @Jordan-vi3si
    @Jordan-vi3si Год назад

    Hey thanks for posting this. Very helpful

  • @Christina-dg1ws
    @Christina-dg1ws 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for all explanations. They are so useful. It’s helps me as a beginner a lot. Do not be disappointed when this happened. Greetings from Holland. :)

  • @SavingMamasita
    @SavingMamasita 2 года назад +1

    Using a hair dryer? Wow that is simple yet brilliant! It really does make it look more even. I can see where it would take some patience for sure.

  • @ronnieconover2280
    @ronnieconover2280 8 месяцев назад

    First timer. I watched your video and it was great. And it worked. They all look great now to give as gifts.

  • @Christina-dg1ws
    @Christina-dg1ws 2 года назад

    Hi. Thank you for all your explanations. It so helpful for me as beginner. Greetings from Holland. :)

  • @jayblossom5801
    @jayblossom5801 Месяц назад

    I'm having the same problem! Now I'm thinking it's the color dye that I'm using.. haven't tried making a plain white candle yet but I'll compare. Thank you❤

  • @weeally46
    @weeally46 Год назад +1

    Could it be the scent oil?

  • @musiciangal02453
    @musiciangal02453 Год назад +1

    I tried this and even though it fixed my surface cracks, it gave the top more sweat and air bubbles and it didn't dry evenly. I'm still trying to perfect the quality of my candles so I don't have anymore cracks, sink holes or air bubbles before I sell them because if I were to start my own business with them now, they'll immediately demand refunds from me 😂

  • @GymBodyMuscles
    @GymBodyMuscles 6 месяцев назад

    Recently made few sample tea lights with soy wax. I had measured the quantity required etc and had also poured at correct temperature. They all had some sink holes and later they turned all frosty on the top when I tried to fix them with a heat gun 🤔

    • @ShadyyNess
      @ShadyyNess  6 месяцев назад +1

      I have had the same issue before and I figured out now.. it usually happens with temperature change. I live in AZ and it usually happens during the summer time when I put my candles in a cool room to set. It doesn’t harm the candle.. at least no In my experience.. the candles are just not as pretty as the others that didn’t crystallize. I think it add character! 🤣

    • @GymBodyMuscles
      @GymBodyMuscles 6 месяцев назад

      @@ShadyyNess I also tried 8% frgrance oil tea light as per the formula/ratio but it kept stopping while burning. Never burned full whereas same tea light burns full without fragrance oil🙄

  • @jacquiericard5190
    @jacquiericard5190 2 года назад +1

    Are you afraid that it will have these bubbles/divets/roughness after you've hairdryer the top? I'm still new & getting ready to launch. This happens to me ALL THE TIME!!!

  • @mela2939
    @mela2939 2 года назад +2

    You gotta get a heat gun for all the work you’re doing here it’s definitely worth it. Far less spraying, and you don’t have to go back over and over again. They’re not that expensive. Like no more than 30 dollars. Im sure if you go to Home Depot or lowes you can get one for even cheaper.

  • @jenninelowe
    @jenninelowe 11 месяцев назад +1

    Heat gun is a lot better I think but still doesn’t do a good job in my experience anyway