acabo de recibir mi pedido y el envase tiene un faltante, pedido el cual hice por 16 onz que necesito exactas para un pedido de un cliente

I sell my candles at an artisan market. The space is a wide open warehouse and my little 8oz candle is able to fill the entire space! In other words it performs beautifully well, BUT the problem I have is that it creates a brown-orange ring around the surface. I use soy#10 wax and don't use any colors. This was was my Texas signature candle. I'm sad I cannot use it anymore.

This use to be my top seller. It had a strong scent and great throw until you “revised it” and now it’s weak and the throw does not last long at all. I’ve noticed this with other scents too so not sure why ya’ll have to change a good thing.

Two concerns - one of them being that I've got tons of CS fragrance oils along the lines of of sweet, home-y, spicy desert style scents. And so many of them are only slightly different from the other. I've been making container candles and testing religiously over the last almost 3 years, and still running into frustrating difficulties with h/t and c/t.

I've conducted endless testing using numerous natural wax blends, oils and CD, ECO, LX and other wicks of different sizes. My downfall is achieving decent c/t and even and consistent hot throw throughout the life of a candle. Using soy 464 wax, the best of all in terms of perfect adhesion to the glass when pouring at about 150, reasonably even tops, a long lasting burn, etc..still running right into the frustrating issues w/wicks .

A 3" diamater glass using a CD-22 wick is like a torch even at a reasonable 7.5%, while a CD-18 drowns immediately after lighting. I've been sticking with 185/150 mixing/pouring for the GB-464 blend, with two or more mins. stirring. So while CD-20 was a winner to start, after about 15 hours burntime, the CD-20 also began withering and the h/t was now non-existent.

I cure for one week before testing and then typically re-test at about the two week mark. I've also experimented with various wicks, fragrance loads and wax blends and the worst issue I've got is that c/t is almost always is faint over curing two weeks with lids, and the h/t throw may start out well, usually creating decent throw within an hour or so, then erratically deteroriating throughout all of the successive burn cycles.

I do not want any added toxic chemicals like Vybar to help boost my throw, so what else can be done here? At 7.5%, it's typically insuficient hot throw for numerous blends. At around 9%, it starts out strong then there is a dramatic diminishing of the flame height in the successive tests using CD-20, yet CD-22 produces the 2" high excessively wispy and flickery flame.

I am really exasperated after so many years of testing all the different components and failing to understand what is going wrong when not one wick will typically perform well consistently in all of the burntests-- rather, they excel at one point in the entire lifecycle of the candle - beginning, mid-candle, or nearer the end, and then either flare too high or start to drown. Any input would be appreciated!

I had high hopes for this scent, but the scent was not strong at all.

Yum. This bad boy is stroooong. Used 6006.

I'm a big fan of the clean scents (and Candle Science!) and haven't had a problem with any of the others but this one was a disappointment. It isn't nearly as strong as the original. I'll pass on it in my 4th quarter line up this year.

Very sweet (I'm not personally opposed to that), but I mixed it with Banana Nut Bread. Shut the front door. It makes you hungry smelling it.

I made several Christmas gifts of candles with this fragrance to give to friends and family. Everyone raved about how much they liked it. Performs well with both Cold and Hot Throw. I will buy this one again.

Amazing scent in the bottle and great HT But cold throw is very faint. I did love this scent. I renamed it pecan pie.