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Jerika "Just gonna pop on over to Windy Point". Me "Waiting two weeks on Wholesale Supplies Plus". SO JEALOUS lol
They do take a while don't they .but thankfully they offer free shipping when you order enough.
I love it!!!
Love both WindyPoint and SoapAndMore, conveniently located near each other. We are lucky with our suppliers in Calgary.
Absolutely love Windy Point Soap! I also go to Soap & More, Yellowbee and C&C Candle. Love that they all have retail locations where we can shop in store.
Hello, I'm so glad your videos showed up on my RUclips. Also I was very surprised to find out you live in Calgary, same as me. Although I have no plans for soap making your videos are interesting. I plan to start making wax melts for myself and wasn't thrilled about choosing scents from online so I'm very glad you introduced me to windy point soap supplies. I think I will be making a trip over there soon. So thank-you
Thank You for taking us shopping with you to Windy Point.I wish I was in that area to go shopping in person.I love windy points Lost Cherry fragrance and plum mascoto & Autumn Harvest Fragrance oils and many others.
Awww love that you visit My Little Library 💞 I have 3 outside my house and 2 in West Africa Ghana since 2014.
Thanks for sharing 🌿🌹🌿
PeAcE
They’re so nice to have in neighborhoods!
With liquid dye you have more control and consistency of the color of the candles especially for mass production
I use both solid and liquid dyes, both are great just depends on price and how much you use it. Be careful with liquid dyes you literally only need a tiny bit. I usually use a toothpick or small dropper. If you try. To dispense it into your pot you will have way too much! The liquid dyes last forever even the smallest bottles. I usually buy the liquid dyes in the colors I use the most . Solid for all others as they are so cheap. Usually a dollar at my local candle supply company here in United States..Aztec Candle Supply. It's so nice to save on shipping when you can go pick it up isn't it? Wax alone saves me 100.00 by picking it up as I buy it by the box which is 112.00 (50lb box) shipping is almost as much due to the weight! Have fun! Your dogs are so adorable 🤩
Those mermaids were popping all kinds delight……loving the adventure with You both…..
Thank you ❤😊
Love that glitter
I am a small candle business owner! I don't use that brand, and I have never used liquid dye, I have no experience with that personally. But something I've learned through trial and error with the solid dyes is that they can take forever to melt if you add them in with the rest of the wax! I put the color in first, and then I add my wax after the dye is liquid itself. I'm not sure what it is about it but the melting point seems to be higher than the wax and melting it first helps a lot! Another thing I have noticed is that if I get a color I like- I always add more. The color lightens pretty significantly as the wax solidifies and sets! I would recommend doing a very small wax melt test batch with color to gauge how much it fades. Also, for reference I use exclusively soy wax, and I'm not sure if this translates to all wax or not. Much love to you and all your videos, I might not be a soap maker but the advice you give translates a lot into candle business
Yes I agree the color always lightens .test it out first by dropping a bit on white paper or wax paper so you know what color it actually is.
This is sooooooooo helpful! Thank you!!!
@@JerikaZimmerman no problem! Took me a while to adjust and figure it out so if I can save someone else the trouble I will!
Love watching your videos. You are so inspiring. Do you still leave in Calgary? What else store for soap and candle supplies you could advise to check?Thank you in advance for your time to answer.
I was like OMG they just walked into Windy Point. I can’t really complain too much I love about 20 min from NDA, work less than 15 min , so I always pick up, and about 25 from Plant’s Power. Others are not that bad of a drive. Love the bath bombs. They’re so cute!
Hi, since you have a mushroom phase: I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but you can actually make cold process soap with mushrooms, they have some great skin properties. Mushrooms & goat milk is an even more beneficial combo! If I am not mistaken, the nerdy farm wife has a recipe for a cold process mushroom soap on her website (I think with shiitake). Definitely worth checking out!
Edit: the suppliers are all sold out because everyone is watching your channel and making beauty products at home 😂
you: i’m gonna go to windy point
me: waiting 2 weeks for my windy order to reach me in ontario 😂
Take me to Windy Point with you!!! Next time give us a tour of Windy Point 😊
Agree!
Ahhh great idea!
Erica if you “ blast”your baking soda the colors are more vibrant and pop up a lot. I am not sure if that is the right term, but basically I always add like a tbsp of water to my baking soda first . If you want to color your bath bomb since this are one color basically you can dissolve the color into your water portion and then add the rest of your ingredients. I hope you understand . Just came from my walk as well. It’s cold today in AZ
Awesome suggestion, thank you!!! ❤
Pretty Green color
I use solid blocks of candle dye depending on the color starting with a small piece and then gradually adding more. Use an old metal spoon to take some of the wax out and put it on paper when it dries that is how you will know your finished color.
Awesome tip!!! Thank you!
Fun fact: cremini mushrooms are baby portabella mushrooms 🤗
Block dye is more user-friendly and you can slowly melt in the amount you want for your desired color. I recommend weighing it out on a very sensitive gram scale if you want to consistently achieve the same shade. Liquid dye is VERY potent and a drop will literally take you from dark purple to black. I recommend using a very small pipette and again weighing if possible to achieve similar colors each time. If you use the dropper the bottle comes with its way too easy to accidentally add way more than you wanted. 🤗
Okay wow, mind is blown!!!!! I love mushrooms!
And thank you for all the helpful candle dye suggestions!
I used the blocks b4 , I use yes liquid dye now I found the blocks was to light in color.
Mushroom and leek lasagna is easy to make and very tasty if your looking for a mushroom dish to make. In the state I live in Australia we don't have a candle or soap supply store, I really wish I could go shopping in and smelling fragrances before I buy them, your so lucky you live near a supple store like Windy Point. You always look so beautiful makeup on or off. Stay safe to you and Kale and 4 legged babies.
Omg this sounds so good!!!!
Ooooh so that's where most of my supplies come from hihi!
Ya!!! They’re my go-to too! ❤
Great video as usual 🥰 Thank you for taking us to Windy Point with you!
My pleasure!!
Liquid dyes are easier to work with, for me, in plant waxes because they evenly distribute and have left frosting (I think I remember you use mostly soy) - buuuuut the dyes get messy !! But I like that you can get paraffin free dye blocks
Good to know! Thank you!
@@JerikaZimmerman Can't wait to see what you create!
I do like watching you make the bath bombs but I really love the cooking part! 🥰
Me too!!
Thanks for posting Miss Jerika ❣️
Aw thank you for watching! ❤
Hi Jerika! Do you write a "script" when you do the narration or you just go with the flow? :)
have you tried soaps and more? Whenever windy point is sold out of something i check soaps and more (located in calgary too not too far) they carry mad micas too !
Another great company! Yeah I go to them in a pinch too. So awesome they’re both in Calgary!
@@JerikaZimmerman i think theres also a candle shop in calgary too! C&C candles? Not sure if its a physical store though
Love Windy Point miss the free shipping that they used to have now I order from Voyager and windy
Yes same, I loved that when I lived in Ontario. When they took it away I was so sad 😢
I love Windy Point! But....shipping......well. I've used both liquid and block dyes. I prefer blocks. Less mess!
Whoa it’s so interesting seeing everyone’s preferences!
This dates me something fierce, but I also liked Daryl Hannah's mermaid, Madison, in the movie "Splash." However, I do think that Ariel's tail is prettier!
I stopped using candle dye a few years ago. It affects the fragrance and how clean the wick burns.
The less you put into soy wax, the better, has been my experience
Do you have trouble with the bomb sticking to the upper mold on your bath bomb press? I am struggling with that.
Wish they were where I live ...so expensive thier shipping ..needed the peg 6 and ite the only place that sells it that found in canada but for a bottle was 24$ to ship yikes . That's ok ..I will live vicariously through u!
Aw man yes supplies are getting so scarce these days 😢
I have used liquid candle dye and it is pigmented
Good to know! Thank you!
I wish I had a supply store I could go into
It’s really nice!