CANDLE MAKING TUTORIAL USING C-3 SOY WAX | STEP BY STEP | HOW TO MAKE A SOY WAX CANDLE
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2022
- Here, I give a step by step tutorial of how I make my candles using C-3 soy wax! Additionally, I tell you the supplies you will need and what substitutions will work!
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HI Ashley! Thank you for this tutorial!! I just starting making candles and I love C3 soy wax. I have a doubt, did you preheat the jars? The first time I did a candle I poured it with your recommendations and after a few days the wax separated a little from the container. Once it was switched on it was solved but I don't know if I did something wrong. I tried to pour it colder but it doesn't look as good as the first time (the top layer). Is it better to preheat the jar or put aluminium foil over it? Thank you very much!
Hi, I work in a warmer room. If your home is very cold, it can cause separation. I’d definitely try heating the vessels!
My vessel's diameter is 3 in. Also using Cargill C3. I have tried CD 8 and 10. Have tried ECO 8, 10, 14 and some candles have not reached a full melt pool even after 3 burns. Help please
Keep burning! Burn the entire candle. You also might need to double wick with two Eco 1s or 2s. I’m going to be making a video on double wicking soon!
So is there another wax that can be used? I asked because you're the 2nd video I've watched and you both used soy and made it specific to say. And if more is soy the best to use?
I enjoy working with soy wax but there are many renewable waxes that you can use! There’s coconut, beeswax, apricot, etc. they all have their difficulties!
@@ashleygreenn thank you for replying. I'll definitely do my research.
@@ashleygreenn my I ask where do you get your waxes from? Thanks
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@@ashleygreenn thank you! They popped up in my searches.
You stir for 2 mins SMH
In my experience, stirring for *at least* 30 seconds works perfectly. This is a wax I’ve worked with for two years now and I know it well. If you disagree, I recommend you make your own tutorial and post it.
@@ashleygreenn I’m just giving you some advice girl