How to Make Coconut Soy Candles 

Great!! Let me know how things are going.

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Awww… thank you so much! ❤️ And you are welcome.

Glad you enjoyed it

You are very welcome Shawn...and TY.

Great! Let me know how you like it.

Sorry I missed your first comment. I responded to the 2nd one though. 😊💗

You are very welcome. I get my wick setters off of Etsy... just look up wick setters and put the size jar you are looking to fit. Hope that works for ya 👍

Thank you!!

Thanks for your lovely comment. 💗🌸So glad you found my content helpful. I currently don’t have info on Eco S. Wicks, but will certainly look into them. Please Let me know how they perform for you.

@@wilcandles Will definitely update you as soon as I have more info 😍 So far with the containers I was using which were 2.95 inches and 3.15 inches, even Stabilo 16 couldn’t manage…I haven’t got any Stabilo 18 right now to try. So then I tried double wick with Eco 2 (just Eco, the ones you have) and they burned too hot. Next I tried double wick with Stabilo 3, wasn’t patient and tested the candles in 3 days 😅seemed ok, even a bit hot. I made a few new full testers with the double Stabilo 3 and waited a full week just to get fully surprised with the fact that they are too small now, when I tested the candles 😅😅😅 Did an autopsy and removed the 3, added double Stabilo 4 and they are just about right…Need to try Stabilo 5 now…Unfortunately the supplier here has only Eco 2, 4 and 6…so I can’t try bigger Ecos…Tried LX double 8 and double 10, just for the experiment, but they were too small and burn much lighter than the Eco and Stabilo…will keep trying and will let you know if something works fine 😍😍😍

EZ Wicker...from Candlescience.com

No it is not the same, the EC26 Wax's blend contains paraffin wax and the Coconut Soy Wax from the Flaming Candle does not.

You can reheat… even with fragrance added. Just do not go over the temp that you added your fragrance at. 👍🏼

Hello and thank you… I’m very curious to know what you come up with. 👍🏼❤️

Happy New Year and welcome to my channel. I have not, but am certainly willing to give it a try and perhaps do a video on it.

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The heating and pouring temp are going to be different, as well as the amount of fragrance to add. I suggest that you check with your wax supplier for that information. Let me know what you come up with.

Oh yes... it's on my agenda for videos.

It is a coconut soy wax blend.

Hello. I get my wax from The Flaming Candle

How is your experience with that wax?

I only do a continuous stir when making 1-2 candles. Wax stays hotter longer when there is more wax, so it has more time to bind and constant stirring is not nec. My stirring intervals over the 6-8 mins, prob. add up to the two minutes. Hope that answers your question.💗

Are you trimming the wick down to 1/4’ before burning ?

CD 12 did not give me a good melt pool. Candle Science also recommends CD 14 for Coconut Soy Wax, for that size jar which is the medium straight jar from Candle Science.

@@wilcandles okay thanks… I’ll test again.

@@Honie_Nova Let me know how it goes👍🏼❤️

No... hardly ever. Crater tops after burning are a common characteristic of coconut soy wax. So you are good, if you see that!

@@wilcandles thank you so much

@@tamiyoung2036 You are very welcome. You ask great questions 👍🏼❤️

When I began my candle making journey, I started with C6 and C3. However, I switched to luxury waxes because I was told they burn cleaner and have a better HT. I was going thru some boxes and found some C3 flakes and made candles. The CT is great. I’ll let cure 2 weeks to test HT. If all goes well, I might buy C3 to use as a backup. People complain about C3 & C6 tops, but there’s a way to remedy this. It’s all about pouring temp.

@@luckysportQuick 👍🏼 let me know how it goes. It’s what works for you that counts. ❤️

@@wilcandles I’ll update you. Thanks.

Can you give me a bit more detail of which part you are talking about