How I make Soy wax melts /wax tarts from start to finish

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[@MadeByFrance]

Hi! I’m so happy I found your channel! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us. I would like to see how you label and package all your products. 😊 🇨🇦 thank you!

[@patlantinga4191]

Yes please, I could use help with labels. Thank you so much. So happy I found you. Bless you, Pat

[@BodyHavenSoaps]

I will work on a labeling video to show how i label my products and other options

[@fashion14353]

Love this video. Thank you

[@tanyabonnett7787]

I make my wax melts exactly as you do but I put a little glitter or gem chips on top, great minds think alike 😀. Your videos are always informative and interesting I know you will get a huge subscriber jump once like minded people find your site. Have a wonderful week ahead.

[@BodyHavenSoaps]

Thank you for the kind words they are greatly appreciated, hope you have a wonderful day !!!

[@MandyMakesThat]

yay! It sounds like you are in Canada too based on your supplier recommendations! Where do you recommend for 100% non toxic products (was, colors and scents) and where do you get your molds??

[@mikefauvelle7348]

Hi this is Sherri. Really dumb question, did you use 1.92 oz of fragrance?

[@BodyHavenSoaps]

Hi Sherri unfortunately I lost all my notes in the flood for this video but I can tell you amounts I use depend on the fragrance as some are stronger then others in soy wax any thing will vanilla I go lower and fruits I go higher but keep in mind anything over 2 oz per pound tends to have fragrance separation hope this helps

[@frankwilkins9284]

Hello what was the fragrance from Natures Garden that you used 16 percent in?

[@jacquelinekerr8495]

does anyone ever put the decor in first and pour wax on top?

[@carolynvandyke9700]

I am just looking in to this, and I am getting mixed signals about using soy way instead of paraffin. I would like to use soy, but was old it was to soft?

[@BodyHavenSoaps]

Soy is a softer wax but it is workable

[@ItsJessie915]

i hate when candle makers who make wax melts are chinsey with the wax melts like they dont add enough for the sample like if i am paying for the sample give me more

[@BodyHavenSoaps]

I don’t charge for my samples that’s why I call them samples

[@ItsJessie915]

@@BodyHavenSoaps well I know that

[@cabinzencollective]

Your math - 16 oz x .010 if you want a 10% fragrance load? That translates to how many pounds you used = 1 pound. You didn't say how to calculate how many oz. of fragrance oil per pound. It's typically a 1:1 ratio 1 oz per pound.

[@jackiemorales97]

16 x .10= 1.6 oz of fragrance oil