I tried this one from Cosy Owl and found that it has a very strong CT and HT with Peony petals, even more than the ecosoya line and easier to wick to. Is a good alternative, very nice!
Hi this video was lovely, I have a question did you pre heat your glass container? Or maybe works better if you don’t? I get tiny bubbles frosting like. Also I added color using dye block does that cause a problem with this wax?
I really like the container kerasoy wax it gives pretty smooth tops and good HT and CT but that’s colorless when I add color using block dye I get frosting and un even shades of the same color
Hello from Malaysia. Very enjoyed your video and well explained. 👏🏻 do you mind to share the temperature to heat the wax, add the FO and pour temperature as well? Thank you I’m new candle makers and I’m currently using nature wax c3 and the Hot throw does not strong. I heat the wax to 85degree Celsius and add FO at 80degree Celsius stir 2 mins pour at 71 degrees Celsius.
Hello! Thank you for watching my video and for your support. I am so grateful that you found value in my videos 😀 So in terms of heating the wax , there is no specific temperature but don’t overheat your wax! Normally when I melt my wax it doesn’t go over 75 degrees C - ensure you also mix your wax here and there when its on the stove to spread the heat evenly and to avoid overheating your wax. FO that is completely up to your testing , I sometimes pour as low as 55 degrees or as high as 65 degrees! So my advice is to test various temperatures to see what works best for your wax , containers and FO! However, be mindful not to pour your FO at a cool temperature or else your fragrance will not bind with your wax. Pour temperature - I don’t have a specific number to give because I normally mix for two mins and pour straight into my containers. I don’t wait around for my wax to reach a certain temperature before pouring. Welcome to candle making! It is so fun and addictive! Enjoy the journey - I have not used C3 wax before so I am no help in that wax but if you’re not getting a hot throw then maybe add your FO at 70 degrees maybe? A little lower , sometimes adding your FO at a very hot temperature can burn off your fragrance! What does the supplier recommend for C3? I hope I helped 😃
@@mawahebhome Thanks for your explanation. Really appreciated! ✨ I’ll be receiving the Kerasoy 4130 soywax probably today or tomorrow. Can’t wait to try! Will trying the method as you mentioned above yea. Other than Kerasoy, also thinking to try Ecosoya cb 315. Have you try before and which one you recommend and prefer? For the naturewax c3 the supplier just mention add the FO after the wax is completely liquid. Have try so many method I have researched from Facebook candle makers group 😅 keep collecting info and testing. The next will wait for the candle cure about 2 weeks and test the hot throw. Thank you very much! ✨
@@wenzii0410 You are welcome ✨ I have tried CB135 & I actually really liked it! I made a candle with it for a friend the other day! I poured my FO at 60 degrees , mixed for two minutes and poured into my containers! I’d definitely recommend it! Good luck with testing Kera Soy! I am sure you will be okay! If you have any questions , please don’t hesitate to ask!
@@mawahebhome Hello✨ I have received the Kerasoy 4130 and I made the candle using Kerasoy too last week. Let them cure for 2 weeks and I’ll test the hot throw. But compare between NatureWax c3 and Kerasoy the Cool throw I think the C3 more stronger scent. But for Kerasoy I got very smooth top and no need use the hot gun to reheat the surface and I think that’s good. I wanna try the Ecosoya CB135 too but unfortunately I can’t find the seller from my country, means have to be import from oversea and the cost might be costly. I think the only way it’s just import from oversea by myself 🙁
Hi lovely, Just the video I needed as I have been testing this wax for a few weeks now! The one thing with the Kerasoy is that you are meant to leave them to cure for 2 full weeks so perhaps the candle which did not have HT could be because of it? What I am really struggling with at the moment are cracks/bit of sinking round the middle :-( I have tried pouring at different temperatures, pre-heating vessels and etc. but is still happening; I have been told it could be the FO as I am using really good quality oils (Twilight, have you heard about them? 😍), so will try dropping to 6% and see! It would be very interesting to hear what your thoughts are on the Kerasoy vs. all the other soy waxes you have tried and even blends 😊 Thank you so much for your videos, I have been learning a lot with you and I just hope my HT is ok in the candles once I start the burn tests next week (the few candles I have tried testing after 1 week had no HT and that’s using TCR wicks too :-(
Heeeyy lovely! Your comment has a smile 😃 so big on my face 🤍 Firstly thank you so much for your support & I am so grateful that you have found my videos helpful 🤍 I still have my EO candles curing , I will wait till for them to cure for two weeks then burn them! Thank you for that. Cracks/sink holes are these after you pour your candles or post burn results? I have not heard of Twilight no , but sounds interesting I will check them out! If I compare Kera Soy with all the soy waxes I used , I think Kera Soy is a favourite of mine! I love how easy it was to work with & I got good hot throw when using eco wicks so there is potential there maybe not so much from TCR but it’s probably because I haven’t let them cure long enough. I bought quite abit of Kera Soy actually so I will be doing more testing with it 🤍 Have you tried ECO wicks with Kera Soy , if yes did that work out better for you than TCR? Its definitely all trial and error and I genuinely believe you will get to a point with your candles where you will ace your HT & CT and everything else to do with your brand/business! Give yourself time , its all time and patience and you can always comment or ask me any questions and I will help where I can ♥️♥️
@@mawahebhome the cracks start as the candle settles, what is strange is that the other day out of the 3 candles I poured, 2 got the ring crack and the other didn’t, and they were the exact temperatura and mixture! It does not appear to have proper sink holes or air pockets underneath though, it’s just a surface thing. I poured some more this evening (Strawberry Bliss & Snow Fairy 🥰), one of them using your exact temperatures so we will see how they settle. I can fix with a second pour or heat gun but I cannot understand why is happening 😅 I think it didn’t happen as much with the original cheap oils I tried so I wonder if it is due to the high quality and viscosity of these oils, I will try dropping to 6% FO next time. You should check them out honestly they are amazing; I am OBSESSED with Vanilla Orchid, just can’t describe the depth and base notes 😍😍😍 I have been impatient and burned candles after 48 hours and then 6-7 days but not the full 2 weeks yet so I am now leaving the rest to fully cure and shall start the burn tests commencing from next week. I am currently testing Stabilo, Eco and TCR although most of the candles I originally did were with TCR as my research had shown it was the wick which was meant to work best with Kerasoy. Thank you for your thoughts and sharing your knowledge, would love to keep in touch so you can let me know how your other candles with Kerasoy turn out 😊 You should be proud, your videos are really good, clear and helpful for newbies, so you have a new fan here and shall look forward to future videos 😊
@@marialopezgarcia4591 If its just the surface it happens , sometimes mine do the same with several waxes & like you said a second pour or a heat gun should do the job 🤍 Wow , you are getting me pumped about this FO! Do I just type twilight on google? & yes actually it may be your fragrance oil if its that high of a quality! Hopefully you will get less imperfections with lower FL. Haha I get inpatient aswell & yes I love TCR and ECO my first choice! Good luck with all the testing , you can do it!! ☺️☺️ Ofcourse, you can always message & I will help where I can & you are very welcome! Your kind words mean so much, I appreciate you & your support ♥️♥️
@@mawahebhome Hi! Do you have an update with the EO candles regarding the hot throw? Would really appreciate it! thanks! loved your videos, have subscribed.
@@amarisann2010 Hello! If I remember correctly, the HT for the EO candles was actually good! I remember burning them in the bathrooms! I love EO in candles. Have you tried EO with candles yet? I will make more videos on EO to give more insight 🤍
Hello, I use kerasoy container wax and put the perfume at 70 degrees, but the smell of the candles is not strong, and there are some types of perfumes that smell light.
Hello , thank you for your comment. Thats absolutely fine, try pouring at 65/60 degrees and see how that works with lighter fragrances. I have light fragrances to and as long as you can smell it then its fine! Some fragrances are stronger than others
I tried this one from Cosy Owl and found that it has a very strong CT and HT with Peony petals, even more than the ecosoya line and easier to wick to. Is a good alternative, very nice!
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All the candles looked lovely! You explain everthing really well which is why i get excited to watch your videos! 😄
I always look forward to seeing your comments , I appreciate your endless support 🤍🤍
Hi this video was lovely, I have a question did you pre heat your glass container? Or maybe works better if you don’t? I get tiny bubbles frosting like. Also I added color using dye block does that cause a problem with this wax?
You looked so relaxed and looked lovely🦋 well explained 💫well done ✨👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you, I really enjoyed filming this video 🤍🤍
I really like the container kerasoy wax it gives pretty smooth tops and good HT and CT but that’s colorless when I add color using block dye I get frosting and un even shades of the same color
Hello from Malaysia.
Very enjoyed your video and well explained. 👏🏻
do you mind to share the temperature to heat the wax, add the FO and pour temperature as well? Thank you
I’m new candle makers and I’m currently using nature wax c3 and the Hot throw does not strong. I heat the wax to 85degree Celsius and add FO at 80degree Celsius stir 2 mins pour at 71 degrees Celsius.
Hello! Thank you for watching my video and for your support. I am so grateful that you found value in my videos 😀
So in terms of heating the wax , there is no specific temperature but don’t overheat your wax! Normally when I melt my wax it doesn’t go over 75 degrees C - ensure you also mix your wax here and there when its on the stove to spread the heat evenly and to avoid overheating your wax.
FO that is completely up to your testing , I sometimes pour as low as 55 degrees or as high as 65 degrees! So my advice is to test various temperatures to see what works best for your wax , containers and FO! However, be mindful not to pour your FO at a cool temperature or else your fragrance will not bind with your wax.
Pour temperature - I don’t have a specific number to give because I normally mix for two mins and pour straight into my containers. I don’t wait around for my wax to reach a certain temperature before pouring.
Welcome to candle making! It is so fun and addictive! Enjoy the journey - I have not used C3 wax before so I am no help in that wax but if you’re not getting a hot throw then maybe add your FO at 70 degrees maybe? A little lower , sometimes adding your FO at a very hot temperature can burn off your fragrance! What does the supplier recommend for C3?
I hope I helped 😃
@@mawahebhome Thanks for your explanation. Really appreciated! ✨
I’ll be receiving the Kerasoy 4130 soywax probably today or tomorrow. Can’t wait to try! Will trying the method as you mentioned above yea. Other than Kerasoy, also thinking to try Ecosoya cb 315. Have you try before and which one you recommend and prefer?
For the naturewax c3 the supplier just mention add the FO after the wax is completely liquid. Have try so many method I have researched from Facebook candle makers group 😅 keep collecting info and testing. The next will wait for the candle cure about 2 weeks and test the hot throw.
Thank you very much! ✨
@@wenzii0410 You are welcome ✨ I have tried CB135 & I actually really liked it! I made a candle with it for a friend the other day! I poured my FO at 60 degrees , mixed for two minutes and poured into my containers! I’d definitely recommend it!
Good luck with testing Kera Soy! I am sure you will be okay! If you have any questions , please don’t hesitate to ask!
@@mawahebhome Hello✨ I have received the Kerasoy 4130 and I made the candle using Kerasoy too last week. Let them cure for 2 weeks and I’ll test the hot throw. But compare between NatureWax c3 and Kerasoy the Cool throw I think the C3 more stronger scent. But for Kerasoy I got very smooth top and no need use the hot gun to reheat the surface and I think that’s good.
I wanna try the Ecosoya CB135 too but unfortunately I can’t find the seller from my country, means have to be import from oversea and the cost might be costly. I think the only way it’s just import from oversea by myself 🙁
Hello dear .. can i color this wax without have any frosting?
What’s your favourite candle to make? 😃
That is a very tricky question for me but I think it would be a Essential oil candle because I love mixing them to make my own fragrance 🤍
Hi lovely,
Just the video I needed as I have been testing this wax for a few weeks now! The one thing with the Kerasoy is that you are meant to leave them to cure for 2 full weeks so perhaps the candle which did not have HT could be because of it?
What I am really struggling with at the moment are cracks/bit of sinking round the middle :-( I have tried pouring at different temperatures, pre-heating vessels and etc. but is still happening; I have been told it could be the FO as I am using really good quality oils (Twilight, have you heard about them? 😍), so will try dropping to 6% and see!
It would be very interesting to hear what your thoughts are on the Kerasoy vs. all the other soy waxes you have tried and even blends 😊
Thank you so much for your videos, I have been learning a lot with you and I just hope my HT is ok in the candles once I start the burn tests next week (the few candles I have tried testing after 1 week had no HT and that’s using TCR wicks too :-(
Heeeyy lovely! Your comment has a smile 😃 so big on my face 🤍 Firstly thank you so much for your support & I am so grateful that you have found my videos helpful 🤍
I still have my EO candles curing , I will wait till for them to cure for two weeks then burn them! Thank you for that. Cracks/sink holes are these after you pour your candles or post burn results? I have not heard of Twilight no , but sounds interesting I will check them out!
If I compare Kera Soy with all the soy waxes I used , I think Kera Soy is a favourite of mine! I love how easy it was to work with & I got good hot throw when using eco wicks so there is potential there maybe not so much from TCR but it’s probably because I haven’t let them cure long enough. I bought quite abit of Kera Soy actually so I will be doing more testing with it 🤍
Have you tried ECO wicks with Kera Soy , if yes did that work out better for you than TCR? Its definitely all trial and error and I genuinely believe you will get to a point with your candles where you will ace your HT & CT and everything else to do with your brand/business! Give yourself time , its all time and patience and you can always comment or ask me any questions and I will help where I can ♥️♥️
@@mawahebhome the cracks start as the candle settles, what is strange is that the other day out of the 3 candles I poured, 2 got the ring crack and the other didn’t, and they were the exact temperatura and mixture! It does not appear to have proper sink holes or air pockets underneath though, it’s just a surface thing. I poured some more this evening (Strawberry Bliss & Snow Fairy 🥰), one of them using your exact temperatures so we will see how they settle. I can fix with a second pour or heat gun but I cannot understand why is happening 😅 I think it didn’t happen as much with the original cheap oils I tried so I wonder if it is due to the high quality and viscosity of these oils, I will try dropping to 6% FO next time. You should check them out honestly they are amazing; I am OBSESSED with Vanilla Orchid, just can’t describe the depth and base notes 😍😍😍
I have been impatient and burned candles after 48 hours and then 6-7 days but not the full 2 weeks yet so I am now leaving the rest to fully cure and shall start the burn tests commencing from next week. I am currently testing Stabilo, Eco and TCR although most of the candles I originally did were with TCR as my research had shown it was the wick which was meant to work best with Kerasoy.
Thank you for your thoughts and sharing your knowledge, would love to keep in touch so you can let me know how your other candles with Kerasoy turn out 😊
You should be proud, your videos are really good, clear and helpful for newbies, so you have a new fan here and shall look forward to future videos 😊
@@marialopezgarcia4591 If its just the surface it happens , sometimes mine do the same with several waxes & like you said a second pour or a heat gun should do the job 🤍 Wow , you are getting me pumped about this FO! Do I just type twilight on google? & yes actually it may be your fragrance oil if its that high of a quality! Hopefully you will get less imperfections with lower FL.
Haha I get inpatient aswell & yes I love TCR and ECO my first choice! Good luck with all the testing , you can do it!! ☺️☺️
Ofcourse, you can always message & I will help where I can & you are very welcome! Your kind words mean so much, I appreciate you & your support ♥️♥️
@@mawahebhome Hi! Do you have an update with the EO candles regarding the hot throw? Would really appreciate it! thanks! loved your videos, have subscribed.
@@amarisann2010 Hello! If I remember correctly, the HT for the EO candles was actually good! I remember burning them in the bathrooms! I love EO in candles. Have you tried EO with candles yet? I will make more videos on EO to give more insight 🤍
Hello, I use kerasoy container wax and put the perfume at 70 degrees, but the smell of the candles is not strong, and there are some types of perfumes that smell light.
Hello , thank you for your comment. Thats absolutely fine, try pouring at 65/60 degrees and see how that works with lighter fragrances. I have light fragrances to and as long as you can smell it then its fine! Some fragrances are stronger than others