New shape!! How to test decorative candle? Test burn | Wick testing | Making candles & tips

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  • @stephanieabui2920
    @stephanieabui2920 Před 2 lety

    The new shape was so satisfying to watch 😍 Beautiful!

  • @Sanelimn
    @Sanelimn Před rokem

    Very informative video. So glad I bumped into it😁 thank you

  • @neridamartinaitiene814
    @neridamartinaitiene814 Před rokem +1

    Hello. Which wicks are you buying? And can you make video about how candles should burn?what is expected and what is not tolerated? Please 🙏

  • @gabrielamorales7514
    @gabrielamorales7514 Před 2 lety

    What does it mean when there too much soot? The wick is too big?

  • @shireenesmail7678
    @shireenesmail7678 Před 2 lety

    Where u got the spher mold

  • @1134157
    @1134157 Před rokem

    This is amazing 🤩
    Where I can find that wick ? Please 🙏🏻

  • @sachinjadhav3683
    @sachinjadhav3683 Před rokem

    Where did you get all the molds? Pls help.

  • @spnikki16
    @spnikki16 Před 8 měsíci

    Wow, the new Saturn candle looks really nice :)
    I just made 3 candles as part of a club activity, but I think I messed up... do you have to have a metal plate at the bottom of the candles? (btw, I used molds for my candles, if that makes a difference)

  • @AnnaMossNoT
    @AnnaMossNoT Před 2 lety +2

    Love your videos ! New to candle making and they have been really inspiring 🙏🏾 Question, what are the different wick sizes used and which would you recommend?

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety

      Thanks 😊 it will very much depend on the mould size you are using. You need to test each candles and have a variety of wick size in hand

  • @angelwilliams9581
    @angelwilliams9581 Před rokem

    Heyy What Size Wicks Did You Use?

  • @loz4544
    @loz4544 Před rokem

    what size wick worked for you as this would be a good starting point - beautiful candles, it hard to see on the video

  • @Natalia-ln2bk
    @Natalia-ln2bk Před 2 lety +1

    Hi! Thank you for the video first of all, your candles are perfect 😍
    I have a few question. Do you have frosting? If yes, what do you do with those candles? Do you sell them? How do you prevent it?)

  • @zuhal8358
    @zuhal8358 Před 5 měsíci

    Hello, could you please link to us the wicks ?

  • @pinkmoon999
    @pinkmoon999 Před rokem

    What wick was the winner?

  • @Cee_Cee8
    @Cee_Cee8 Před 2 lety +4

    You mentioned you use a TCR wick. Wondering What size wick do you use for your bubble candle? I'd love to make one for my mum for mother's day but as its only for a present i don't want to risk getting it wrong. I brought a kit form supplies for candles but the wick they included left the wax falling all over the place while it was burning. P.s You make lovely candles

    • @amandag5072
      @amandag5072 Před 7 měsíci

      It's normal for pillar candles to drip sometimes

  • @Stephhuang6067
    @Stephhuang6067 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for sharing this video!! It helps me to learn about wick selection. Do you pre-waxed your wicks and why :)? cheers

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety +1

      Hello, I do not use waxed wicks for my decorative candles only for scented candles

    • @amandag5072
      @amandag5072 Před 7 měsíci

      @@GlowedCandles So you use unprimed wick?

  • @jimmyboney7173
    @jimmyboney7173 Před 2 lety

    Your candles are sooo beautiful and creamy looking!! I cant wait to try this wax!! Question, does this wax comes in White as well? Yours is like a cream color which I love, but I'm looking for the color White. Thanks for the video!

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks, no it is the natural colour of this wax and it really depends on the batch. Sometimes it is cream and sometimes super white

    • @jimmyboney7173
      @jimmyboney7173 Před 2 lety +1

      @@GlowedCandles Ok got it! And thank you for the fast response! 🙂 I will be purchasing this wax for sure. Oh and by the way, your videos of you demolding is so relaxing for some reason...LOL!!

  • @chrissiechrissie9755
    @chrissiechrissie9755 Před 2 lety

    I am struggling so much with the performance of my bubble candles, the melt pool is quite small and they burn for about 4-5 hours if I burn them without a break. I really don‘t know how they should perform

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety

      From what you are describing, i would say you should wick up. Your melt pool should reach almost the edge. To test decorative candles i usually recommend 2h at the time. you should get at least 10h from a bubble.

  • @ambers8775
    @ambers8775 Před 10 měsíci

    So I bought shaped candles I’m
    Not sure what I burn them on 😭

  • @jnn4853
    @jnn4853 Před 2 lety +3

    Does anyone knkw how to prevent wax dripping completely or is it normal with pillar candles? Somehow i always have a little that drips to the surface of the tray and form a small puddle...

    • @amandag5072
      @amandag5072 Před 7 měsíci

      It's normal, unless you overdip your candle with a special coating that has a higher melt point.

  • @shaileeparikh6287
    @shaileeparikh6287 Před 2 lety

    Can you re use the molds once you have cut them? If so, how?

  • @thatsashley7718
    @thatsashley7718 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey I wanted to know the name of the wick you use and where can I buy it from

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety +2

      Hello, I like to use TCR cotton wick from 4candles

  • @riri_williams3193
    @riri_williams3193 Před 2 lety +3

    Are u able to share where u purchased this mold from?

    • @Sacred.Wisdom
      @Sacred.Wisdom Před 2 lety +2

      They are custom made by a shop in Australia. They are on Etsy. Cost about $100 (USD) each.

  • @yasminbaghdad3543
    @yasminbaghdad3543 Před 2 lety

    Hi ,very nice candles .I have a question, is this soy wax 101? Or c3 I need to know the type of soy wax plz.thanks❤️

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety

      Hello, thanks 😊
      It is Kerasoy pillar blend

  • @rashmiravindran53
    @rashmiravindran53 Před 2 lety

    Can you add scents to these candles?

  • @michelamanconi6505
    @michelamanconi6505 Před rokem

    Hi dear! a question please. freestanding candles. I do 5 tests of 2 hours each for the wick. if it passes the test, how many hours do you recommend leaving a candle lit? I always recommend that the first ignition should be 2 hours (for a diameter of 7cm for example). then in your opinion how long do you recommend so as not to ruin the candle? a thousand thanks. 😘😘😘

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před rokem

      Hello, for decorative candles depending on the size from 1h to 2h max for my very large ones.
      Small ones less than that.

    • @michelamanconi6505
      @michelamanconi6505 Před rokem +1

      @@GlowedCandles thank you! you think like me ❤ a hug from Rome

  • @vikas81295
    @vikas81295 Před rokem

    Everytime i pour wax in mould, it gets fluffy and all ruined and start coming out of the mould on its own. I dont understand what did i do wrong? I boiled the wax till 85 degree celsius and poured it at 65 degree celsius. Pls help!

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před rokem

      What do you mean fluffy?
      What wax are you using? 85 degrés is too high in my experience

  • @lisawalker7923
    @lisawalker7923 Před 2 lety

    whats the circle one nalled

  • @harisazamee
    @harisazamee Před rokem

    hi hope you answer my question which kind of wax did you use for your candle

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před rokem

      You need a wax for pillar candle.

    • @harisazamee
      @harisazamee Před rokem

      @@GlowedCandles thank you for answering actually I don't know that much about wax could you tell me exactly which wax you use

  • @lizbethabdullah1285
    @lizbethabdullah1285 Před rokem

    How long do you wait before you test your candles?

  • @kdhillion
    @kdhillion Před 7 měsíci

    What wax did you use

  • @idontknowbutmaybeyou
    @idontknowbutmaybeyou Před 2 lety

    Hello, i make bubble candles for christmas but most of them have a white wax layer around and i think it‘s because the silicon forms are not clean enough. I clean them with hot water and sometimes soap but this didn’t work so well either. Some candles look good and some not. Do you have any tips? It‘s like a small layer of white wax powder and i really dont know what to do:/

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety +3

      Hello, yes it is mini wax residue on the surface of your molds. So thorough cleaning is needed:
      1- in the oven upside down on tissue paper at 70 degré Celsius for 20mi
      2- wile thoroughly with tissue paper
      3 - soak in hot soapy water and clean the moulds with a clean sponge
      4- rinse
      5- let it dry for at least 48h
      6- wipe with rubbing alcohol
      7- let dry

    • @idontknowbutmaybeyou
      @idontknowbutmaybeyou Před 2 lety

      @@GlowedCandles Wow thank you so much for your fast reply!❤️
      Thank you for your tips! I will try it!
      One more question, maybe you can help me with this too. I made probably 20-25 Bubble Candles over the past few weeks and some of them changed a bit. It‘s seems like the color faded a little bit or it looks bleached out kinda. Maybe the room temperature? I had them in my living room and it‘s always warm there. Now i have them in another colder room. I hope they look still pretty till christmas. Love your videos and channel! Greetings!❤️

  • @inaamaboaliwe7698
    @inaamaboaliwe7698 Před rokem

  • @dremy101
    @dremy101 Před 2 lety

    Do you melt to 190f even though youre not adding scents?

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety

      Melt point and pouring temperature are different for each wax but for the one I use I melt to 80c and pour around 60/65c. If I was adding FO then this would need to be added around 65c

    • @neridamartinaitiene814
      @neridamartinaitiene814 Před rokem

      ​@@GlowedCandlesi email livermoor asking about temperature when adding FO. They told me to add at 85 🤔

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před rokem

      kerax.com/files//0d234680-79b6-4c1c-b354-b27aa29fec81/KeraSoy%20Pillar%20TDS%20v5.0.pdf

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před rokem

      kerax.com/files//0d234680-79b6-4c1c-b354-b27aa29fec81/KeraSoy%20Pillar%20TDS%20v5.0.pdf

  • @margeargamosa9803
    @margeargamosa9803 Před 2 lety

    Hi, what type of wax are you using?

    • @GlowedCandles
      @GlowedCandles  Před 2 lety

      Hello, I use Kerasoy pillar wax

    • @margeargamosa9803
      @margeargamosa9803 Před 2 lety

      @@GlowedCandles you're creations are amazing. They inspire me to be creative too. however, Kerasoy pillar wax are expensive here..

  • @Handmadebygas
    @Handmadebygas Před rokem

    I too have a wick question please - I completely understand that there are many factors, but can you atleast give a starting point. I too am a beginner candle maker. I actually use 100% beeswax and found out the hard way that taper and vessel waxes are very different. ugh! And I also use coconut beeswax blend; still not the proper wax 🤦‍♀. (found my wax b4 I found this out) anyway, I am now trying to mix those to waxes as not to have a 3rd kind of wax to buy. So, with that said I understand that beeswax candles prefer square cotton wicks. I don't have a lot of test time as my daughter wants some candles for her babyshower in July. Here's to hoping you can give some sort of direction. loved your 5 things I wish I knew video. Thanks in advance for any help

  • @heatherdeglanville199
    @heatherdeglanville199 Před 4 měsíci

    Very disappointing that wick sizes are not shared!