I really want to take the time to say how much I am appreciating your videos! You're always so detailed and helpful. I am very new in the candle making community and in the beginning stages of starting my own candle business so keep the videos coming for newbies like myself please and thanks in advance! You just answered alot of my questions, but would like to ask what if I want to use templates from canvas or online labels to create my logo. Can I legally create and use those even though many others may have already created their business possibly with that same template? I know this may be a very dumb question but I want to make sure I do everything the right way. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! As for your question... reading templates is totally fine as they are open access and available to use to Canva customers. That being said, I would still customize to your brand. Make it you!
I grew up in the Caribbean (Trinidad). Last year, my grandma passed, and unfortunately, I couldn't attend her funeral because of Covid-19. When I made my tester candle of CS Honeysuckle Jasmine, my grandmother came to mind, spending holidays at her home, I call it Paradise.
Great video! I am currently in the process of naming some new scents and this video is helpful. I have created a "Candle Bar" concept therefore my candle names are themed around cocktail names and also adding in just some fun names. I have The Hangover, Back Road Rambler, Call Me Old Fashioned, Suds"N"Duds, Baja Blast just to name a few. It has been fun coming up with names!
I typically close my eyes, take a whiff of the scent...and come up with a name by whatever thought is accompanied with that scent. Examples: Gentleman’s Parlour, Lady’s Parlour, A Calm Heart. I really enjoy the scent-naming process.
My business is themed after books and marketed as gifts for book lovers so my candle names are based on book genres, tropes, character types etc. An example is "lick me all over" is named "Love Triangle" in my line
I really enjoyed this video. I learned a few things. Apparently I am in the Thematic category in theory. Thats where my mind is going. We shall see. Thanks.
I’ve been smelling the oils and naming the candles by the thought that come to mind. I chose the colors this way also. I have a pineapple and coconut fo which I called Pineapple Paradise and it’s a bright yellow color. However I have not checked to see if the name has already been used. I’m based in the Uk 🇬🇧 and I’m not aware of copyright for candle names. I will be looking into this now. Thank you 🙏🏽 Wade
Very informative video as usual! My candles have a beach theme so I go with names that put you in mind of the scent. Sunrise (caramel macchiato), Sunkissed (green clover + aloe), Mermaid (spa fresh) to name a few. It can be challenging but seeing your ideas come to life on a candle is very satisfying
Love mermaids! I want to do mermaid retreats. But have also wanted to do candles, teas and yoni steams. Would love to find a way to make it a bundle package. My concern is trying not to take someone elses fragrance name. 😧 Is there a way to check of their taken or copyright?
This was great and informative! So appreciated. Had to say that the face your making that is the frozen image for this video just tickled me! 😄Thanks so much for your videos!
Very very informative. I’ve struggled with what to name my candles. Now that you broken it down to different naming conventions, I’ve been on the right track. I still don’t have names but now I know where to start. I’m not that creative with things like that so I may seek help from others like family members. Hey there’s an idea😃Thank you for sharing.
Wade as always your videos are helpful. As far as your crableg eating on your bucket list...if yall plan a family vacation to Tybee Island (outside of Savannah) we will meet and treat yall to a Crab Shack dinner!!
Thanks Wade, love your humor! Good opportunity to comment here, that I LOVE the name of your company, and slogan! Very classy and creative, coming from someone who’s had to help name two businesses already. Thanks for the videos... and also love the channel, lol.
I create my fragrances for specific events (ie. Summer Solstice, etc) so the names that I create are special to that event or time. That being said, I try to not to limit myself to only using those fragrances during those times or events, so the names are also versatile. For example, my candles named Butterfly Kisses is centered around Summer Solstice and the releasing of butterflies in June. But the name also signifies it could be used during spring months. So I guess you could say I take a two part approach to naming my candles.
@@BlackTieBarn considering getting a gallon of lavender and putting out candles with different strengths. I made a candle with 8% fragrance and upon burning the candle it put me to sleep. My opinion would be that any stronger may have an undesirable result. A 6% fragrance is enough to freshen the air and 8% or more was enough to cause drowsiness. I understand lavender is pretty popular.
I love my brand name. And I love my scents names. I’m trying to go for niche unique. I mull it around forever, I’ve had a candle that had three different names, and then the fourth was the one I loved. And then I had a few that I already knew the name and had to figure out the scent for that name.
One of my favorite name changes is for Jamaican me crazy. I use it in a candle that reps a really old and popular Cantonese restaurant in my home town and it's named after their most popular drink, the Zombie. So the name is "Ming Ling's ZOMBIE". It is my best selling candle.
Thank you for the info! I have been very confused as to what is and is not acceptable. I thought just listing fragrance oils used was alright. It sounds like I was wrong.
Saw this video referenced in a different maker community and you really got the ole creative juices flowing. But now I’m curious, in your origin story video you didn’t mention what your day job was prior to making your gf a candle. The depth of wisdom you bring to the business and marketing side of things suggests, to me, it may have been in advertising. Curious minds …
@@BlackTieBarn and that might explain y ur channel was the first I found + continue to reference for my upcoming candle business. I've been in IT for 20+ years, brain is fried + I'm hoping this can become my full time job or early retirement :). Super helpful video. My biz name (Rosi's Artisan Arts-hoping to sell other scented crafts)was easier than coming up with my candle line names, this gives me the nudge to move the candles fwd. ty!
I also bought duck farts and butt naked 🤭 Im just starting out and Im from the east coast in Canada so Ive been coming up with names that use Newfoundland slang such as Some Cold Out - instead of Sweater Weather and Toutons and Molasses (which is a fried bread thing they make here) instead of Pancakes and Syrup. Anyways, I love your channel and it has been so helpful for me to learn and troubleshoot!! Keep up the amazing work!
You can! You can name it whatever you want (as long as it's not copyright protected. And Vanilla Lavender won't ve copyrighted. Thkse are general words). This video was just showing other options and ideas for those who want to mix it up and use different names other than what the fragrance oil was called. It's completely up to you. Its your product. :)
I stopped telling people that certain names are trademarked. People literally get mad when I tell them that Lovespell, Amber Romance, Mahogany Teakwood, etc are trademarked. 🤷🏽♀️. They’ll find out because both BBW and Victoria Secret will sue you if you get on their radar. Plus, it’s ethically wrong to use names that companies have spent millions developing and marketing.
I'm bad with naming candles. The only thing I do is translating the English fragrance name to German and slightly change it. Or ask creative friends ala "Here you have a candle for free, please test it and tell me names that you think would fit great" 😅
I was dying at your “alternative names” for Duck Farts 😂😂😂 Do you know if you can name products after book or movie characters? I’ve seen it a lot and like the concept, but wasn’t sure.
Most of the time no. The only ones are names that have been around so long they have become public domain or eminent domain. You may Google those terms a bit more to learn more about them. But basically, there is a length of time certain things can be protected. After that time they can be used by others. I'd definitely ask a professional before using one. Can easily lead to cease and desist letters and more.
Thankfully my sister is an English teacher and gets pretty creative when I am stumped on a name .. Oh .. BTW .. I challenge you to a crab leg eating contest .. Yummo!!! lol
🤣🤣🤣 deal! The most I've eaten in one sitting was 104. Lol. I love that caught that in the bucket list btw! 🤣 Where are you located? If I'm ever around, the challenge is on! 🤣
@@BlackTieBarn LOL ... We went to a buffet that had all you can eat crab legs ... I didn't keep count, but I sure got my fill!!! I am in Central PA :) .. Challenge accepted!!
You're videos are great! Always look forward to more Input for my brain lol...the question I have though is I have two crumbles that are BBW type fragrances. I renamed them cool cucumber and blooming pink blossoms. I include the notes on my container and was thinking of putting that they are a BBW type below the notes incase they don't really know that it's a type fragrance.. But my question is do we really NEED to put that it's a type? (Hope that makes sense and sorry this was so long)
Thanks Michelle! I'm glad you enjoy the videos. :) Personally. I wouldn't say BBW at all unless you say "compare to..." or "similar to... by BBW" as examples. Those are fine as long as your name is unique. I wouldn't use their name at all for your product name or fragrance though. Just ny two cents. Of course reach out to an attorney though for real advice. I'm just relaying my understanding and what I've been told. :)
@@BlackTieBarn yw and ty. I’ve decided just to not put that it’s a BBW type or anything like that. And hopefully cool cucumber and blooming pink blossoms aren’t silly names lol naming is a big struggle for me but it’s also fun to come up with the names.
I have a fresh batch of candle jars. Overused heat gun and scent is weak. Can I melt and reuse this batch? I used 8% frangrance so can add 2% more. Is this ok?
Sort of. You can do it for some basic testing purposes to get an idea. But then I'd make new ones if you think thst is the formula you like based on the previous tests.
I liked this one but it didn't sell very well as a fragrance so it was discontinued: Fruit Slices = Freuté Beauté (pronounced frootay bootay). Probably just as well. My wife didn't like the name.
What would happen if you use a name and a year later someone trademarks it? Would you have to re-label all of your candles? This is the part I’m really worried about is all of the legal stuff that comes with having a candle business.
You can trademark them but it's usually not worth it unless it's some extremely unique and special. I don't worry about competition or people copying me. There is entry to go around. Now, if you make some proprietary and revolutionary... then definitely patent and trademark the name.
If you know your theme, I would just start searching world related to your theme. Then use thesaurus.com for example to help come up with other words and names. :)
Hello...Me&Hubby are gonna start our own candle company(hopefully it goes well) but I wanted to thank you for being so detailed about everything in your videos,gives me alot to think about! I have one question....all the names you use I think for scents,would you be okay if I actually used it to create my candle company name because Im struggling? I am a major candle fanatic and also who doesnt like candles? Lol I have as of right now 40 3 wicks candles from bbw(bath&body works)and cant wait to make my own so I dont have to spit out $24.50-26.50 but I only buy wen on sale. Can I ask you when you first started(were starting with 8oz)how much you charged for just 1 and how you got that amount? If you dont want to tell me,its all good and if u do but dont want to tell me here,your more than welcome to pm me! Thank you very much and I will continue watching ur videos until we become successful! 😀
No.... only if it's a coordinate protected name. A name like Apple Pie is very generic. They can't copyright or trademark that. It more applies to non standard or uncommon names. Use that uspto.gov website to search thin of ever unsure.
As always appreciate the helpful tips.. Ive been working on my candle business for 4 months, I have 4 recipes complete, finishing up my 5th.. My biggest issue isn't naming the individual candles, but coming up with a name for the company itself. I feel if I put ex: "Brians Candle Co." Having the word Candle limits what people may think i sell. I plan on having other goods for sale..
Great question. You really don't need candle co in the name. But if you everything you sell is stuff you've mace, you could do Brian's Handcrafted for example
I really want to take the time to say how much I am appreciating your videos! You're always so detailed and helpful. I am very new in the candle making community and in the beginning stages of starting my own candle business so keep the videos coming for newbies like myself please and thanks in advance! You just answered alot of my questions, but would like to ask what if I want to use templates from canvas or online labels to create my logo. Can I legally create and use those even though many others may have already created their business possibly with that same template? I know this may be a very dumb question but I want to make sure I do everything the right way. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the positive feedback!
As for your question... reading templates is totally fine as they are open access and available to use to Canva customers. That being said, I would still customize to your brand. Make it you!
South Africa 🇿🇦.. I’m learning so much from you. Thank you
I grew up in the Caribbean (Trinidad). Last year, my grandma passed, and unfortunately, I couldn't attend her funeral because of Covid-19. When I made my tester candle of CS Honeysuckle Jasmine, my grandmother came to mind, spending holidays at her home, I call it Paradise.
Very sweet and fitting. Thank you for sharing!
Hello Tully, am from trinidad also small world, sorry about your grandma, so love all his videos
@@BH-cf3ik Hi, Thank you :)
Thank you, I was very curious about the name on oil vs. name on candle. Thank you!!
Sure!
Great video! I am currently in the process of naming some new scents and this video is helpful. I have created a "Candle Bar" concept therefore my candle names are themed around cocktail names and also adding in just some fun names. I have The Hangover, Back Road Rambler, Call Me Old Fashioned, Suds"N"Duds, Baja Blast just to name a few. It has been fun coming up with names!
Nice!
I typically close my eyes, take a whiff of the scent...and come up with a name by whatever thought is accompanied with that scent. Examples: Gentleman’s Parlour, Lady’s Parlour, A Calm Heart. I really enjoy the scent-naming process.
That's a great idea
My business is themed after books and marketed as gifts for book lovers so my candle names are based on book genres, tropes, character types etc. An example is "lick me all over" is named "Love Triangle" in my line
Awesome! Very nice. Thanks for sharing. :)
Love being creative with the candle name.
Awesome!
I really enjoyed this video. I learned a few things. Apparently I am in the Thematic category in theory. Thats where my mind is going. We shall see. Thanks.
❤️👌 np!
Naming is half the battle! I love naming things.
100%
Once again you were able to help with a "problem" that I was having.
Thank you my friend :)
You're welcome. :)
I’ve been smelling the oils and naming the candles by the thought that come to mind. I chose the colors this way also. I have a pineapple and coconut fo which I called Pineapple Paradise and it’s a bright yellow color. However I have not checked to see if the name has already been used. I’m based in the Uk 🇬🇧 and I’m not aware of copyright for candle names. I will be looking into this now. Thank you 🙏🏽 Wade
Very informative video as usual! My candles have a beach theme so I go with names that put you in mind of the scent. Sunrise (caramel macchiato), Sunkissed (green clover + aloe), Mermaid (spa fresh) to name a few. It can be challenging but seeing your ideas come to life on a candle is very satisfying
Perfect. Yes.... great strategy!
Love mermaids! I want to do mermaid retreats. But have also wanted to do candles, teas and yoni steams. Would love to find a way to make it a bundle package. My concern is trying not to take someone elses fragrance name. 😧 Is there a way to check of their taken or copyright?
✨✨🖤✨✨🖤 I named my candle after the fruits of the spirits love its lavender 😉👍
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Aside from the invaluable advice, your videos really crack me up :-) thanks for making me laugh today!
😁 NP!
This was great and informative! So appreciated.
Had to say that the face your making that is the frozen image for this video just tickled me! 😄Thanks so much for your videos!
😆🤣 Thanks! Glad you got a kick out of it
"Sometimes it's best just to go home..." 😂😂🤣🤣
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Very helpful, and yes, entertaining.
Very very informative. I’ve struggled with what to name my candles. Now that you broken it down to different naming conventions, I’ve been on the right track. I still don’t have names but now I know where to start. I’m not that creative with things like that so I may seek help from others like family members. Hey there’s an idea😃Thank you for sharing.
No problem Robin!
Wade as always your videos are helpful. As far as your crableg eating on your bucket list...if yall plan a family vacation to Tybee Island (outside of Savannah) we will meet and treat yall to a Crab Shack dinner!!
Awesome!
Great video as always! My naming convention is similar to yours, I do real estate or location type places, cozy cabin, beach villa 😊
😁 Thanks for sharing
Thank you!!
As always, very informative video! Thank you!
Thanks Jessie!
Thank you this was very helpful
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Thanks Wade, love your humor! Good opportunity to comment here, that I LOVE the name of your company, and slogan! Very classy and creative, coming from someone who’s had to help name two businesses already. Thanks for the videos... and also love the channel, lol.
Thanks Debbie. 😊 Appreciate that!
Very informational, thank you for the videos it’s wonderful .
Thanks Jennifer
I create my fragrances for specific events (ie. Summer Solstice, etc) so the names that I create are special to that event or time. That being said, I try to not to limit myself to only using those fragrances during those times or events, so the names are also versatile. For example, my candles named Butterfly Kisses is centered around Summer Solstice and the releasing of butterflies in June. But the name also signifies it could be used during spring months. So I guess you could say I take a two part approach to naming my candles.
Yep I have frequently done the same. I also had a scent called butterfly kisses by the way. Lol
currently naming my candles by description. Thank you for the information. My labels may first come out as generic. Thank you for the ideas.
No problem. Honestly, I mix it up between lines. Lol
@@BlackTieBarn considering getting a gallon of lavender and putting out candles with different strengths. I made a candle with 8% fragrance and upon burning the candle it put me to sleep. My opinion would be that any stronger may have an undesirable result. A 6% fragrance is enough to freshen the air and 8% or more was enough to cause drowsiness. I understand lavender is pretty popular.
Great information....again!! Thankyou 😁
No problem!
Thank you so much! Very informative 🙏🏻
😁 np!
You're missing Unicorn Farts or Unicorn Poop plus Reindeer Poop, lol
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Awesome video as well as extremely informative !
Thanks Leah!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Can I add inspirational words on the jar labels?
Yep!
Thanks. How about quotes or extract of a poem for example?
Very helpful thank you!
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I love my brand name. And I love my scents names. I’m trying to go for niche unique. I mull it around forever, I’ve had a candle that had three different names, and then the fourth was the one I loved. And then I had a few that I already knew the name and had to figure out the scent for that name.
I've done the same. Changed some several times!
One of my favorite name changes is for Jamaican me crazy. I use it in a candle that reps a really old and popular Cantonese restaurant in my home town and it's named after their most popular drink, the Zombie. So the name is "Ming Ling's ZOMBIE". It is my best selling candle.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! :)
Wade you crack me up...... As Always you are the best for sharing. this is Jan
😁 Thanks Jan
Great video!!! Thank you
You're welcome! :)
Wade lol your face on the thumbnail hahahahaha
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Great content as always!!!
Thank you. :)
Love this!
Thanks Marlene!
Thank you for the info! I have been very confused as to what is and is not acceptable. I thought just listing fragrance oils used was alright. It sounds like I was wrong.
No problem. And it depends. Many times you can. Just ask the fragrance supplier if you are concerned.
Saw this video referenced in a different maker community and you really got the ole creative juices flowing. But now I’m curious, in your origin story video you didn’t mention what your day job was prior to making your gf a candle. The depth of wisdom you bring to the business and marketing side of things suggests, to me, it may have been in advertising. Curious minds …
Lol. Thanks but definitely not advertis8ng. I know a bit about sales and marketing by my background is all I.T. and Business. :)
@@BlackTieBarn and that might explain y ur channel was the first I found + continue to reference for my upcoming candle business. I've been in IT for 20+ years, brain is fried + I'm hoping this can become my full time job or early retirement :). Super helpful video. My biz name (Rosi's Artisan Arts-hoping to sell other scented crafts)was easier than coming up with my candle line names, this gives me the nudge to move the candles fwd. ty!
So good thank youuuuuuuu
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Mouth: aqua......
Brain: shut up shut up shut up!
Lol
This is really helping… I have two scents that I just cannot name! 😅😅
Been there. Lol
😆😆😆 Love this!
Great Info 😊
Ty! :)
You almost lost me at spider sized 🤣🤣🥰
I also bought duck farts and butt naked 🤭
Im just starting out and Im from the east coast in Canada so Ive been coming up with names that use Newfoundland slang such as Some Cold Out - instead of Sweater Weather and Toutons and Molasses (which is a fried bread thing they make here) instead of Pancakes and Syrup.
Anyways, I love your channel and it has been so helpful for me to learn and troubleshoot!! Keep up the amazing work!
Oh that's great. Love it!
This was great
Thanks! :)
So, a little confused. I make whipped body butters. One fragrance is Vanilla Lavender. I shouldn't name the butter vanilla Lavender? Bc I did.
You can! You can name it whatever you want (as long as it's not copyright protected. And Vanilla Lavender won't ve copyrighted. Thkse are general words). This video was just showing other options and ideas for those who want to mix it up and use different names other than what the fragrance oil was called. It's completely up to you. Its your product. :)
Great video 🤩 What is your opinion about using multiple categories or is it best to stick to just one?
I would try to stick to one for a single candle line. But having multiple candle lines is popular with different naming conventions. :)
It was Beak Squeaks, Feathered Flatulence, and "Buy my own island" for me. 🤣🤣☠☠
😁🤣😆😅 you caught the island goal did ya? Lol
Pls do more of this
What did you like specifically? 😁 I do lots of content on various topics. Thanks so much for the feedback!
@@BlackTieBarn am really learning and am new so ur training as been very helpful
I stopped telling people that certain names are trademarked. People literally get mad when I tell them that Lovespell, Amber Romance, Mahogany Teakwood, etc are trademarked. 🤷🏽♀️. They’ll find out because both BBW and Victoria Secret will sue you if you get on their radar. Plus, it’s ethically wrong to use names that companies have spent millions developing and marketing.
@@thefragranceapothecary7281 You are definitely right... not something a lot of people wanna talk about. :/
I'm bad with naming candles. The only thing I do is translating the English fragrance name to German and slightly change it. Or ask creative friends ala "Here you have a candle for free, please test it and tell me names that you think would fit great" 😅
Ha! I've done the same for sure!
Wheww.. its the hardest part for me but, i love Spanish names. So i go with single Spanish word or name.
Awesome! And yes... its definitely tricky
Most of the scents you named were my top scents when I made sugar scrubs, lotions, and body butter. I couldn't keep the butt naked in stock.
I was dying at your “alternative names” for Duck Farts 😂😂😂
Do you know if you can name products after book or movie characters? I’ve seen it a lot and like the concept, but wasn’t sure.
Most of the time no. The only ones are names that have been around so long they have become public domain or eminent domain. You may Google those terms a bit more to learn more about them. But basically, there is a length of time certain things can be protected. After that time they can be used by others. I'd definitely ask a professional before using one. Can easily lead to cease and desist letters and more.
I was wondering the same thing.
Thankfully my sister is an English teacher and gets pretty creative when I am stumped on a name .. Oh .. BTW .. I challenge you to a crab leg eating contest .. Yummo!!! lol
🤣🤣🤣 deal! The most I've eaten in one sitting was 104. Lol. I love that caught that in the bucket list btw! 🤣 Where are you located? If I'm ever around, the challenge is on! 🤣
@@BlackTieBarn LOL ... We went to a buffet that had all you can eat crab legs ... I didn't keep count, but I sure got my fill!!! I am in Central PA :) .. Challenge accepted!!
😆🤣 Deal!
You're funny 😆
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You're videos are great! Always look forward to more Input for my brain lol...the question I have though is I have two crumbles that are BBW type fragrances. I renamed them cool cucumber and blooming pink blossoms. I include the notes on my container and was thinking of putting that they are a BBW type below the notes incase they don't really know that it's a type fragrance.. But my question is do we really NEED to put that it's a type? (Hope that makes sense and sorry this was so long)
Thanks Michelle! I'm glad you enjoy the videos. :)
Personally. I wouldn't say BBW at all unless you say "compare to..." or "similar to... by BBW" as examples. Those are fine as long as your name is unique. I wouldn't use their name at all for your product name or fragrance though. Just ny two cents. Of course reach out to an attorney though for real advice. I'm just relaying my understanding and what I've been told. :)
@@BlackTieBarn yw and ty. I’ve decided just to not put that it’s a BBW type or anything like that. And hopefully cool cucumber and blooming pink blossoms aren’t silly names lol naming is a big struggle for me but it’s also fun to come up with the names.
Yes it definitely is sometimes. 😑
I have a fresh batch of candle jars. Overused heat gun and scent is weak. Can I melt and reuse this batch? I used 8% frangrance so can add 2% more. Is this ok?
Sort of. You can do it for some basic testing purposes to get an idea. But then I'd make new ones if you think thst is the formula you like based on the previous tests.
I liked this one but it didn't sell very well as a fragrance so it was discontinued: Fruit Slices = Freuté
Beauté (pronounced frootay bootay). Probably just as well. My wife didn't like the name.
haha, yeah i can understand that
What would happen if you use a name and a year later someone trademarks it? Would you have to re-label all of your candles? This is the part I’m really worried about is all of the legal stuff that comes with having a candle business.
Potentially. If they file a claim against you. Best bet is to fo a trademark search on online first. :)
How do you protect the names of your candles so people can’t copy them?
You can trademark them but it's usually not worth it unless it's some extremely unique and special. I don't worry about competition or people copying me. There is entry to go around. Now, if you make some proprietary and revolutionary... then definitely patent and trademark the name.
Thank you, love this video duck fart 😂
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Hi I just subscribed to your channel thank you for the info. I want to base my names around a theme where do I even start? I love yours very unique
If you know your theme, I would just start searching world related to your theme. Then use thesaurus.com for example to help come up with other words and names. :)
Hello...Me&Hubby are gonna start our own candle company(hopefully it goes well) but I wanted to thank you for being so detailed about everything in your videos,gives me alot to think about! I have one question....all the names you use I think for scents,would you be okay if I actually used it to create my candle company name because Im struggling?
I am a major candle fanatic and also who doesnt like candles? Lol I have as of right now 40 3 wicks candles from bbw(bath&body works)and cant wait to make my own so I dont have to spit out $24.50-26.50 but I only buy wen on sale.
Can I ask you when you first started(were starting with 8oz)how much you charged for just 1 and how you got that amount? If you dont want to tell me,its all good and if u do but dont want to tell me here,your more than welcome to pm me!
Thank you very much and I will continue watching ur videos until we become successful! 😀
Wait so if Yankee candles has a candle name that is "apple pie" we can no longer use it?
No.... only if it's a coordinate protected name. A name like Apple Pie is very generic. They can't copyright or trademark that.
It more applies to non standard or uncommon names. Use that uspto.gov website to search thin of ever unsure.
@@BlackTieBarn thank you sir!
Np!
As always appreciate the helpful tips.. Ive been working on my candle business for 4 months, I have 4 recipes complete, finishing up my 5th.. My biggest issue isn't naming the individual candles, but coming up with a name for the company itself. I feel if I put ex: "Brians Candle Co." Having the word Candle limits what people may think i sell. I plan on having other goods for sale..
Great question. You really don't need candle co in the name. But if you everything you sell is stuff you've mace, you could do Brian's Handcrafted for example
Thank you Wade 👩🏻🦰. This helps soooooo much!
Do you who sells Jo Mallon Dupes?
No I don't, but I may have to look into that. :)
@@BlackTieBarn I would appreciate it if you would please & thank you.
Thank you this was very helpful.
No problem! :)