Candle Color Tips to Level Up Your Candles! // PLUS Testing New Candle Dyes from Nature's Garden

[@BlackTieBarn]

Hey Friends and fellow makers. I know this is a lengthy one... especially about color. Ha! But, there really was a lot to chat about not to mention checking out these nature friendly dyes by Nature's Garden. Hope you enjoy. By the way, the dyes can be found here: www.naturesgardencandles.com/index.php?page=seek&id%5Bm%5D=pattern&id%5Bq%5D=nature+friendly+liquid

[@prettyofficialbthony]

I love colors, so instantly my eyes were on all of the color candles…especially the blue one. It’s my favorite color💙😂

[@BlackTieBarn]

I agree! I can't help but flock to the color. :)

[@sophiedushku9234]

Finally someone explained the red issue,as I have been buying every kind of red and they keep coming as pink and I just ended watching KZbin videos reviewing candle dyes and now will try to mix orange with red and see if is gonna give me that bright dark red.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Good luck!

[@roadtojannah2815]

For some reason I never felt your video was very lengthy, packed of important information especially for newbie makers like me, thanks to you I am confident to start my journey of candle making.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thane so much. I appreciate that feedback. I know it often make longer videos. But I just feel like sometimes.... a lot to cover. Ha! My bigger fear is leaving out info I think it's important

[@marisoldiaz6850]

Hello there. I was thinking to make a big proyect for this season, i bought all my products, but unspectfully my nephew passed away and i don't have the strength to do anything. Just watching your videos it inspired me to keep going. I made a few candles for the funeral, i never thought that i was going to make candles for a situation like that. Thank you very much. Have a Merry Christmas and a happy new year. You are the best!!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks so much Marisol. sorry for your loss . I hope you have a merry Christmas as well

[@val-bm3so]

Praying to the Almighty for your comfort 🙏

[@katrinadunlap1012]

Sorry for your loss . I think u should start just to take your mind off of the loss awhile. You could create a candle in memory of him or create, a c a b dke line with inspiration about him to others

[@latricejohnson3210]

Sorry for your loss. Praying your strength during this season.

[@cindybrown4910]

Thanks Wade! I added colour & my candles sold quicker. I swore I wouldn't use colour but I'm loving the creative aspect. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Cindy. Not surprised.... color grabs attention. ;) merry Christmas to you as well!

[@hannahbotanica3311]

Boy you aren't kidding about red! It can be a challenging color! I have made every color of pink you can fathom trying to get the perfect red lol. Thanks for the tip about adding orange. I'll try that! Thanks Wade! 😊

[@diegooland1261]

Great video, very helpful, thank you. You can use a pipette if you are worried about controlling the drops and making a mess.

[@kellsgreenidge8885]

Thanks for sharing this video. I like buying from Nature's Garden. Think I'll buy my first set from there because of this review to try.

[@BlackTieBarn]

❤️

[@thefragranceapothecary7281]

Thanks to you, I’m convinced luxury candles can have color!!!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Oh they certainly can!

[@thefragranceapothecary7281]

@@BlackTieBarn your candles are beautiful!

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@thefragranceapothecary7281 Thanks so much. 🥰

[@danajones65]

I love watching your videos! You are so informative and detailed and it HELPS SOOOO MUCH! 👏🏻 THANK YOU!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Dana!

[@NaturalMackie]

Well this was super helpful! I was literally just searching for natural or eco friendly dyes. Thank you algorithm. Thank you! 🙏🏾

[@BlackTieBarn]

🤣❤️👍

[@karenssutphin5085]

I love your videos, I wouldn't have the confidence I have with out your inspirations

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks so much!

[@kristinesliwa2221]

New to the channel-love your videos! Thanks for your clarity and such a great personality for these teaching videos

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks so much. And welcome to the channel. :)

[@kathleenpizarro3547]

Thankyou for all yr input I tested wood wicks nice .I've used color for candles sometimes it takes away from the essential oils don't know why love yr videos I've learned so much.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Hi Kathleen. I've never used dyes with EOs so I'm not sure. But dyes shouldn't take away from the fragrance through, at least with FOs.

[@kathleenpizarro3547]

Thankyou for yr response you have helped me alot I'm blessed I do use the wicks you recommend and sometimes they smoke alot can you recommend a different one ? Anyway I'm going to start making wax melts as well .thankyou so much merry Christmas 🎅

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@kathleenpizarro3547 Hi Kathleen. Any wicks can smoke if not sized properly or dependin on FO amount, wax type, and jar size/dimensions. Waht wax are you using? which wicks are you using. I dont recomment any specific wax for all purposes. The proper wick type or types will depend on wax and other factors. hope you had a great Christmas!

[@kathleenpizarro3547]

I'm using apricot coconut cream wax wood wicks 25.htt 105 cotton wicks thankyou so much I've learned alot from yr videos .how can I make my own labels. God bless

[@kathleenpizarro3547]

Premier wi 755 cotton wicks

[@simplyblessed_]

All those colors 🥰😍🥰

[@BlackTieBarn]

🥰

[@tabithablalock]

I'm new to this channel! I've sold candles part time for 5 years. I shut down 2 times because of hurricane Laura and a tornado hit our house! I'm back! And learning so much from your channel. Thank you

[@BlackTieBarn]

Oh no, I'm sorry. That's rough. But glad you are back and that you found the channel. :)

[@tabithablalock]

@@BlackTieBarn I watch you everyday !

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@tabithablalock Thanks awesome. Thanks so much!

[@laurasantos1398]

Hello dear! I'm new here and thank you for all your help and tips... I'm researching and studying about candles so I can start this business!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Awesome. Good luck!

[@mudditmuddit1016]

Thanks for helping us out with our candle business Wade. I hope my candle passes the test. Chris’ Candles

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Chris. I'm sure they will be great! :)

[@RichardGroulx]

I like precision, repeatability and not making a mess so, I make a concentrated colored wax base and work from that. Basically, I would use 1g of color in 100g of wax to make my color base and then, use that base (by weight) to color my candles.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Yes Richard. That is a great idea for sure. Especially as you scale up. You are absolutely right and great tip.

[@cleckleysclassclass5895]

Another great one! Thanks so much!

[@BlackTieBarn]

No problem!

[@RoseKindred]

Good advice on the Red colors. I used to play miniature wargaming (Blood Angels WH40K) and one of the tips to make a good red is to paint a layer of yellow beforehand. It is something about light diffusion but the science eludes me.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Absolutely. That is correct. I always add yellow or orange

[@brandismith2653]

New to your channel. I've been making candles (pillars and various shapes ) for about 14 to 15 years. I am new to soy so absorbing everything I can. Thank you for sharing. 😀

[@BlackTieBarn]

Awesome! Welcome Brandi!

[@MushroomAngel]

Great tips about using reds! 🙌🏼

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Angel!

[@lisaguzzardi]

Love color and contrast! It is one of lifes simple pleasures and I have used these dyes. PS sort of hate the flip top.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Agreed!

[@Randomness736]

Great video! Do you have any videos on how to add dye to your candles?

[@IDTELi]

I'm new and love that I discovered your channel Wade!!! I haven't made my candles yet but your videos are going to help me expect what I wouldn't have expected. :-)

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks so much. Good luck to ya! :)

[@MichelleHill13]

NG is one of my favorite companies. I saw these and your video came in just in time for me to transition my colors. May I ask how the Black was? Do you ever use a drop or two to darken the color you want? Thank you for all the videos, I've been reviewing your videos for the new year changes I'm implementing. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and the family. :)

[@BlackTieBarn]

Omg, I'm so sorry I forgot to mention my results with the black. (It was like 2am when recording this....brain fog. Lol). Yes the black acted just fine. Similar to all blacks I've used. Basically makes light gray until you keep adding more. I did NOT attempt to make a pure black so I'm not sure. But from my limited testing is was acting like black dye from other suppliers like candle science for example.

[@MimiBondi]

Thank you for all your awesome videos 😀 I want to use colour but always get wet spots and frosting using C3 wax Help Pretty Eyed Wade!!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Haha. Thanks Mimi.... and for the compliment. 😆 I too had frpstigmost of the time using C3. Without some other addictices, might be something you have to embrace. Lol

[@MimiBondi]

@@BlackTieBarn Thanks Wade! It just looks too ugly in clear jars, I can't embrace that and that's why I went with opaque jars 😜 If you had it too and couldn't fix it then I have no chance lol Which wax do you use? Your candles look so good!

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@MimiBondi well... i use several. Lol. But these in this video were Problend 600 :)

[@MimiBondi]

@@BlackTieBarn Oh ok, it doesn't exist where I am in Australia! We have many other soy waxes and 464 but I hear it's hard to work with so might have to forget about full colour candles :/

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@MimiBondi well then.... next time I am in Australia I will bring some others to try. 🤣

[@paulortman3584]

Where do you get your Wick holder's from? I love the twisting method you have explained.

[@BlackTieBarn]

I use several kinds. The white ones were from a company about 10 years ago no lo get in business. But the wooden ones I like a lot are from DzignHaus

[@FinnCapp]

First and foremost thank you very much for all of your video's. I've been binge watching them an have learned a ton of what to, and what not to do. Second is there any way you can let me know what size jar you are using for the smaller looking mason jars. I really like the look of them but can't seem to find them anywhere for the life of me nor figure out the size. Thank you very much in advance.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks so much. And sure, they are just 8oz square mason. Check Flaming candle, candle science, lonestar, Aztec, etc

[@nancywear9791]

Your colors are so beautiful! Also can you please tell me what wax and what jar and what wooden wick that you use in your white tumbler? Thanks so much!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Nancy. The jars are the standard Libbey tumbler size. I have gotten them from a few places. Most recently these were made with Aztecs. The wax in these is problend 600. The wicks depend on the FO. Most are either .02 5/8 or .02 1/2 though

[@crystinapierce6833]

Thank you for the orange tip. I can’t get red from my supplier without paying extra for shipping from their other location. I’ll try magenta and orange next time.

[@BlackTieBarn]

❤️

[@DarkusZarvix]

I love Nature's Garden products for the most part. However, I *hate* the fliptop caps on the dyes. I bought Spectrum Dyes from NG when I first began candlemaking and it was MESSY no matter how I used the caps or tried to keep them clean. Droppers are so much easier to control the output. For viewers who may make small batches of candles or want to avoid the mess, like I do as I make them to order, liquid dyes might not be your best bet. Nature's Garden also has dye blocks that are nature-friendly as well and I LOVE that option. I still use those to this day. Gives me more control of just how much dye I put into X amount of wax without the mess or accidentally dropping too many drops into smaller batches of wax. Colors are bright, easy to manipulate. I can use an herb scale (reads small weight changes of 0.001 to fine tune the weight of dye block to wax for replication. I however didn't know the orange/magenta/burgundy addition to red to make it brighter trick. Never heard that, so you earned a subscriber, sir!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Yes.... what types of dye is definitely user preference. I find smaller batches to be better with liquid dye and large scale prodution either weighing the blocks/chips or weighing the liquid but that can get crazy on large scale. I go back and forth on the droppers verse caps. When I first tried caps, I had the same issue with messes. But, I am starting to think all caps aren't treated equally because some are much worse than others. Also, I have figured how to use them with way less of a mess. But its not super easy. I agree the droppers are far easier... BUT I have had just as many disasters with them personally. Lol. So I still use a heck of a lot of both. haha

[@sacredmoods]

Hey.. wonderful video… I just wished you would have touched on using them in wax melts

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks. As far as wax melts... Well I mean it's the same as with candles.... just depends on the wax (whether it be for candles or melts.) Color is color but heavily depends on wax type. As with candles.... if the wax melt wax is mostly soy, then less vibrant. If more paraffin, than more vibrant.

[@noble78b]

I was wondering why I couldn’t get the darker colors that I wanted. I’m using soy wax. Thanks for this video!

[@jahbless1390]

I have been trying to get confirmation if it’s ok to use FD&C powder dye in wax melts. Thoughts?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Do you have a link. I would inky use dye made for candle making whether it's iquie block, chips, etc is fine. But non candle pigment I would avoid. I'd have to see what you're referring to

[@brandybradford1519]

I use Natures Garden color blocks in my wax melts and was having trouble with a few not melting all the way (red), so I tried a different company and had the same issue, so I went back to Natures Garden to try the liquid (the brand you're reviewing) and I happy to say, I LOVE THEM, easy to work with and so much more control on adjusting shades from each color.

[@tammiejackson7961]

I can never get the block dye to fully dissolve. The flakes do ok but not the chips.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Yes. 100% dye blocks are difficult sometimes but really just need added at s much hotter temp.

[@ivonvalle2683]

Loved the videos

[@BlackTieBarn]

Thanks Ivon!

[@soulessiren]

Love this! Can I ask where you get your jars from? I’m having a tough time with shipping from my other suppliers

[@BlackTieBarn]

These are sold by Ron's of suppliers. Candle science flaming candle, sks, fillmore, etc

[@debbie1bab2317]

I am new. Thank You!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Welcome!

[@lieshiawilliams1656]

I see the color wheel from Amazon but does it tell you how many drops of color to use?

[@BlackTieBarn]

It doesnt. I don't use that really it's just to help you understand what colors look like when they mix. It isn't specific to candle making. It's just a color wheel. You'd have to experiment when coloring candles.

[@wgoo8031]

Where would I buy the wood wick. Do you have any videos dedicated to wood or only to wicks?

[@BlackTieBarn]

I do. I'll link one below but the best option is to go to the Videos section here on my channel and you will see all my videos and you can even search for keywords. :) The video below, the names of the wicks have changed slightly but the content is all the same. Hope it helps. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHvSpqOIbtSbZrM

[@coraldrift]

where's the heart button, youtube?wheeeeereeee?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Lol

[@JazzyGirlAcrylics]

What can I get the wick holders? The light blue caught my eye 1st

[@BlackTieBarn]

I purchaes them years ago before company went out of business. But... I am working with someone to make some new ones similar to these which I really like! Will certainly update everyone when ready. :) Also in the meantime. . Check out wik_it by DzignHaus

[@justaddlivingwater]

I've used Natures Garden micas in my wax Melts & Organic Soaps, but what about blending Colors that Contrast in one candle? Have you ever done that? If you have do they sell well, I know my wax Melts & other experiments, the Two color marbled effect people tend to like, but when I go into Spas their Candles are always just white or non colored.. I'm confused..I can't wait to be able to send you some of my Candles, after all my tests! So far so good, but u know I'm dealing with a rare bone disease & I can't spend anymore on Candle Supplies yet! Ty for everything you do, You r the only Candle Maker I feel confident in learning from and Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! How do I get in touch if I want to send you some candles or wax melts to get your opinion? TIA 😁🤗❄🎄🎊🎉

[@BlackTieBarn]

Hi.thank you so much and merry Christmas to you as well. You can use the email listed in my channel "About" section. But I'm not taking any new reviews at this very moment until I get caught up. Very backed right now. Haha! But I'll get caught up fairly soon. :) Yes, I've done marbled. They do about the same as my other candles. There is something for everyone. Different people like different things m don't worry about trying to make something literally everyone will like. Not possible

[@bryanandcaseymodersohn7266]

Good evening Wade! Another great video as always. Thank you for all your knowledge. I have a question about frosting. I use a beeswax coco blend that has NO soy in it. I shy away from color due to frosting. How do you prevent the frosting from effecting your color/ candle. From my understanding soy is what frosts so if I’m having frosting issues does that mean my wax has a small amount of soy that they aren’t disclosing? I would love to figure this out because I am trying to launch. My only hold up is I love in a small town that has another small candle business that has more ties with the town (one of the owners husbands was a city council member). I am trying to find something to set myself apart because they are going the natural, ethically sourced route that I was going with as well, so I was thinking color. My jars are clear but the frosting is really turning me off from using color. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Hey Bryan.... or Casey.... 😀 So color rewlly doesn't cause or contribute to frosting. Many people who uses waxes thst frost simply avoid color because it can make the frosting more noticeable. I guess my point there is.... let's focus on the frosting more than the color first Yes... soy is what typically causes frosting. I've never seen beeswax cause frosting. Are you sure what you are experiencing is frosting or maybe something else? Could it be jump lines for example? Hard to know for sure without a visual but I would suspect it might be something else. OR.... it could be frosting because there is some soy in the blend as well like you mentioned. What specific wax blend/name are you using if you want to share. You may also experiment with different pour Temps and also even make a couple testers with different jars to see if you have the same results. I've noticed some jars in the past leave a weird effect. Almost like the glass is uneven or something.

[@ivonvalle2683]

Sorry for asking what do you use the powder colors. Are they for candles too?

[@BlackTieBarn]

I do not use any powder colors. Are you referring to dye chips or mica? Dye chips ate fine. Have to be careful with mica though not to use too much. I only use liquid dye currently

[@mistakleen1911]

What dye do you normally use? Because your colors very rich and vibrant.

[@BlackTieBarn]

Vibrancy is also a lot to do with wax. Some waxes make a more pastel look. Others very rich. Mine are somewhat in the middle. But I mostly use candle science and natures garden. :)

[@tammiejackson7961]

Hello Wade. Do the dye affect the scent throw? Or clog up the wicks?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Never affected HT for me. Clogging of the wick can happen with any additives if you use too much. But it takes a lot before it interferes with wicking in my experience

[@cyberbobjay6607]

Do you have to test each and every color with each and every scent combination before selling?

[@BlackTieBarn]

I prefer to test my candles with no color. And again with color. That usually is good enough. The except ate heavy dyes like reds and Browns. Or dyes that you needed to use a LOT of.

[@innerworthprojecthealingso2538]

Hi, great video! Can I ask - do you think a brown die cover wax discolouration? I'm going to be launching a new selection of coffee candles and they all have vanilla in them, which turns the coconut wax bright orange in parts after about a month. It would be great if a brown die could solve this issue. Appreciate your time. :)

[@BlackTieBarn]

I don't think it will necessarily cover it.. but might hide it a bit more. Bus truth is, using oils with vanillin or likely to discolor is mostly unavoidable. But it definitely might help a little

[@innerworthprojecthealingso2538]

@@BlackTieBarn ok, appreciate your response. :) Will give it a bash anyway and see how it works.

[@gayatriv-Kraqui]

Thanks for sharing. I would love to color my candles. but when I burnt the colored ones, the color changes when the melted wax cools and gives and ugly color. Any suggestions? TIA

[@BlackTieBarn]

Hey there. That usually happens for one of 2 reasons. 1) wax type. Some waxes do it more than others 2) wick type or overwicked. Some wicks burn so hot they can discolor the top layer. Especially if overwicked. And this is worse with certain waxes.

[@gayatriv-Kraqui]

@@BlackTieBarn Ty so much for the quick reply. ❤

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@gayatriv-Kraqui no problem!

[@richardmeador3783]

What are the most common two jar size for candle making

[@BlackTieBarn]

Good question. Not sure. There are so many. I'd say probably 6oz, 14oz, and 22oz for the large ones.

[@richardmeador3783]

@@BlackTieBarn looking for a place to buy container

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@richardmeador3783 try the following places, although there are really a ton of options out there: SKS Bottling, Fillmore Container, Candle Science, Flaming Candle, Lonestar Candle Supply, Aztec Candle Supply,

[@rickyd4793]

Question, is it normal for discoloration after you burn the candle ? I used the flaming candle liquid dyes and once burned they have a darker appearance on the wax burned is that normal ?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Yes. Some fragrance oils cause it to happen more and some wicks cause it to happen kore (depending on the fo and the wax type). I wouldn't let it get to you though. Doesn't mean you are doing anything wrong. Sometimes it can mean overwicked or too hot of a wick though.

[@rickyd4793]

@@BlackTieBarn thank you so much for your response, ill drop a size or 2 and re test

[@meeha007]

My issue is the smell from the dyes. I've tried using liquid dye from Aztec and the smell was so strong and off-putting. Are there any suggestions for dyes that do not have an overpowering smell? Thanks

[@BlackTieBarn]

Most dyes ate very concentrated so they smell very chemically out of the bottle. Once in the wax (if used in proper amounts) the smell should not be noticeable. However some dyes are better than others. I use both candle science and natures garden dyes. I'd say the ones in this video from NG have a less chemical smell. Hope that helps.

[@MrsBloomer2006]

Hey Wade. I've been making candles for a few years now. Typically I leave my wax (6006) uncolored, because it fits my aesthetic. However I'm working on a line with new vessels and colored wax. I'm struggling to create a good pink. Do you happen to have any tips you're willing to share?!

[@BlackTieBarn]

Not sure what type of pink you ate going for. But I like magenta starting with one drop per pound or less and adding more to. Make it richer.

[@MrsBloomer2006]

@@BlackTieBarn I should have specified 😅 The color I'm going for is what I would call a tropical pink. Think pink with a smidge of orange. Everything I've come up with either lends more Red or Purple. True Pink seems to be a hard color to achieve. Either that or I'm making it harder than it needs to be 😂

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@MrsBloomer2006 Well... yes, you are probably making it harder than it needs to be. But, if you are like me... then welcome to the club. Ha! Try magenta/red with a very tiny amount of yellow? 10-1 maybe and then adjust from there. Not sure if that will help, but worth a shot.

[@MrsBloomer2006]

@@BlackTieBarn I will give that a shot. Thank you so much.

[@lukegeorge8511]

Straight up thought this guy was gonna spit some bars at the beginning

[@BlackTieBarn]

Haha! I should have. I would have lost a lot of subscribers. 🤣😁

[@izzie5657]

How to color beeswax candles? Cheers from Ireland

[@BlackTieBarn]

Lots of color and fingers crossed. 🤣 no seriously, I'm not sure. But it will be tougher than other waxes for sure

[@sunnhi]

How do u do a true black? Every time I try it turns grey

[@BlackTieBarn]

I really don't try to make a true black. Requires too much dye and only possible with specific waxes (paraffin and palm) without using too much dye in my experience

[@emil2580]

What wax do you use I know you say parrafin but from where

[@mollytoshka]

Wish we had these companies in the UK 😢

[@diversitycandle5708]

Great video Wade, very informative. Can I ask what waxes make up your 50/50 Parasoy blend? I would like to know to get a better feel of my starting point/control group because I am transitioning my candle line from undyed to dyed. That info would go a long way to set up my control in my testing. Thanks man and thanks for all you do for this community.

[@BlackTieBarn]

I made these with problend 600. Each parasoy (even 50/50) will vary though. Some soys are more vibrant than others

[@diversitycandle5708]

@@BlackTieBarn Thanks Wade. I use 6006 so its a great start to know where you were in the video. Looking forward to more content soon! Cheers

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@diversitycandle5708 no problem at all. The colors i get with 6006 vs problend 600 are a little richer I would say. Or at least, a little easier to get more vibrant. 6006 takes color super well!

[@lisawalker7923]

Does the color frost

[@tammiejackson7961]

How long do a 1 oz bottle last

[@BlackTieBarn]

It depends how much you use. I was told these bottles had 100 to 200 drops. If certainly gotten more than that out of them already though. Its probably best to ask NG though on that pne

[@unstoppable865]

Hey black Tie from where to buy these candle jars for business??? Am from pakistan

[@BlackTieBarn]

I buy from several places but mot sure in Pakistan where to look. Any jar suppliers would be a great start

[@unstoppable865]

@@BlackTieBarn yeah but no idea where to find

[@unstoppable865]

@@BlackTieBarn can u please tell me what r these white 4 side wick holder when wax r wet ...what do we call these exactly white thing which is holding the wick on top of bottle??plxx and from where did u get it

[@ItsLeyaMarie]

Which brand of candle dyes do you prefer?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Tie between candle science and natures garden right now. I use a lot of both

[@ItsLeyaMarie]

@@BlackTieBarn wow thanks so much for replying so fast! I’ve wanted to start a candle business for a long time and finally researching, learning, and etc.

[@BlackTieBarn]

@@ItsLeyaMarie np!

[@munerah9007]

Please activate the Arabic translation in the channel🌼

[@BlackTieBarn]

I will give it a go. Thank you. :)

[@januaryremingtonn4557]

Do you ever use color blocks?

[@BlackTieBarn]

Not at this time. I just prefer liquid currently at least.

[@lauriewilson4741]

Might as well remove that “Dislike “ button💁‍♀️not needed at Black Tie. 😁

[@BlackTieBarn]

😆🤣 thanks so much!