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Thanks for the video. I make teacup candles using C3 and have found the same issues. Also, when I add colour to the wax, I have found it hard to fix any surface cracks with a heat gun due to trapped air. I will continue to use it though!

Thank you very much 🫶🏻

Thank you for this video!!!

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Nah fr it be like that 😂 I would totally buy one but I don’t need any candles I use light bulbs

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!

Where do you get your jars in this video

Hey Ashley I need help with figuring out how to measure out my wax for 5 candles I use grams

You stir for 2 mins SMH

Any luck with wicking 8 Oz.tins with C-3 wax? I'm having issues . Tried CD-18 as recommended but the flame is high but afraid if I wick down to a CD 16 or 14 there maybe tunneling. Any suggestions would be appreciated☺️

I always get beautiful smooth creamy tops with this wax, but it does give slight minor wee little cracks on some of them… it’s usually right next to the wick, so I’ve been told it’s from the wick moving during, or after pouring the wax etc. So I’m trying to tweak that. I have noticed I usually only get cracks when I use cotton wicks. My wood wick ones are always flawless. Which would make sense that the wick is sturdy and not creating air or movement in the wax as it cools like a wobbly cotton wick does sometimes.

Though I don't like mushrooms of CD wicks. For your burn tests in your jars, I would use the CD 6 for the simple fact it does eventually catch up with the wax.

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I just bought some wicks. I will now experiment.

Thank you for balancing your time.

Have you tried c6?

It says the melt-point for 415 is actually higher than 464 and 444. On candle science it says the melt point is 121-125 degrees. Is this is a recent move?

Hello there¡ I loved the top of your candle¡ At what temperature did you poured the C3 wax¿

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

Thank you for doing this review. The sinkholes suck, but I love this wax!

Wow!! Thanks for this video I am new at candlemaking and I am testing wax in wicks i’ve been on and off with the candlemaking since March and I am looking to buy wax and with your help I can choose the wax I am in you to your channel I will sub

Hi I’m new to your channel I am a beginner I started in March on and off with wax testing and WIC testing it’s a bit frustrating when having to pick and choose your weeks for the right vessel I like it that you were very thorough in your videos and easy to understand now question what if you had a bigger vessel would you still be able to use the same wicks that you’re using in the video and thank you for sharing this video I know it will help a lot of beginners like myself

Toss up with the Eco 8 and CD 8. Color might even change the outcome.

Thank you so much for posting this video. I am trying to find the best wax and needed to review some.

I like the way cd 8 burned

Hello I'm kinda new to container candles, can you tell me what type of wicks are best for C3? I've been testing with some CD wicks and I'm getting a burning candle smell that I don't usually get with my pillar candles

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?

Hi I am having a hard time with the C3 causing glass adhesion issues. Although, it’s such an amazing wax that provides a awesome hot throw. Glass adhesion is my biggest issue!

I use c-3. That is the only wax I’ve ever used so I’ve worked out my issues with it. Temp and a little less fragrance oil has helped.

Hi Ashley. I've been experiencing the same issues with the c3 wax. Do you have problems with so many bubbles when burning? I have lots of them and when I blow the candle out and it hardens back it looks horrible.

I use C-3 exclusively for melts. It holds a great fragrance and has wonderful throw. You do need a full 2 week cure. I use a coco soy blend for candles.

Hello i am in a warm weather environment and I'm a candle beginner.. Which soy wax would you recommend?

Thank you so much for this review! I just started my business and started with 415. I couldn’t find any reviews of it anywhere. I appreciate you taking your time to share your knowledge!

I started with C3 and left because of the concerns you raised. I thought about coming back to it because of the high melt point and hopes that Cargill is making real changes with their practices but I’m still debating it. I love 444 I have had great glass adhesion with it, great color retention, and awesome hot throw which surprised me cause I’ve read so many people complain about it, but I can not for the life of me get a smooth top after burning and I feel like it looks so unprofessional. :-( I don’t know what to do.

I made my first set of candles two nights ago, with 415, I melted to 190, cooled and added my essential oils at 110, and poured it around 100. The tops were smooth, the cold throw is great... I cant wait to try them, ughhh. I don't want to wait, but I know I have to. I used about 8%, (less with my 5x and 10x oils)

Hi there, the sinkholes might be caused by your wick not being taut enough when you pour. Try winding them on a lolly stick after you have poured, just be careful not to rip the whole wick out, which I have done plenty of times 😆 hope this helps x

Thank you for this video in explaining the difference in soy wax… I was torn myself so I guess I will do like you and have a winter and summer wax.

i have just started watching your videos and they are great - because you know what you are doing - you have a lovely voice and presentation style and you get to the point - so thank you for being so generous and sharing your knowledge !!! hug from Canada

I have had a read through all the comments and cant see how hot you initially heat the wax to? I see a fragrance add of between 180-185 and to pour at around 158. Could you please let me know :)

I have made my 1st batch of candles after researching 4-5 months. I took off heat at 185F and added my essential oil not fragrance oil. I had lumpy tops and separation of sides of glass. I poured at 120F.

Thank you very much for this video, it confirmed my experience with C3. What is your go to wax, which one do you like to use most? I discovered BW917 and like it so far, do you have worked with it?

Yes I am starting my business this year thanks for the encouragement 😊

Thanks for this. I was getting a cold throw but no hot throw after 5 days of using the 444 so ill try letting the other one sit for two weeks

Thank you for sharing this video! May I ask what CD wicks which you are using specifically

thanks for sharing

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I just found your video. My shipment of C3 came in and I have no experience with it, so that was really helpful, thanks! I was wondering, what kind of wicks have you had luck with in your C3 candles? I've only been working with paraffin up until this point and it's kind of a different animal. Thank you.