Scoopable Wax Tutorial

[@natalievegas]

Did you add any oils to the wax? How did you pipe? There are so many unanswered questions I have...

[@mapleflagg7744]

Please repeat this video again. I think some very important steps got lost with the camera errors. The end product was amazing but I have no clue as to how you got there.

[@paulasusan63]

I agree! Wasnt helpful to me at all!

[@rizzy6687]

It seems done on purpose. I agree not helpful!

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Ecosoya CB135 Soy Wax (known as Q220)is the best scent throw wax - u can add your fragrance into the wax while it's hot - it's also Skinsafe and won't burn if accidently tipped over - you can use it in lotions, creams, Body Balms, Solid Deoderant , Solid Perfume sticks, any many more products with no emulsifying needed.

[@terrimappin8528]

FO has to be added at a certain temp, if to hot the FO will burn off leaving you with not scent on hot or cold sniff

[@formyloveofsuds1912]

The part that actually tells me how to do this isn’t in the video please reshoot (if you haven’t already

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

What is the directions in Grams or Tablespoons

[@elisasmama]

Is there any way to reshoot this video without the missing parts? Not all of us are super familiar with using wax but the end result is so nice.

[@bkpickell]

Lol @ 6:48 " and that's how you make scoopable wax melts" all the important info is missing so no it's not how you make them.

[@caroleesimmons1832]

Thank you for sharing. I have an old electric kettle. Is there anything special I need to be aware of to use it? Does your kettle switch to warm? I think mine does around 200-212F. I was not ready to get a Presto Pot. Thank you Carol

[@kayorcee]

+Carolee Simmons The kettle is a very good tool but it was meant for water and because of the weight of the oils it turns off frequently. I have to keep turning it back on until I get to the correct temp.

[@tinasesco7389]

I loved your video it's beautiful. Turned out amazing and you gave me great tips..

[@a.m7510]

How come you didn’t show the whisking ? ...

[@emilybennett2485]

thanks for sharing the video! at which temperature is it best to add the fragrance oil into the base oil?

[@kayorcee]

+emily bennett That really depends on the wax.

[@LunaOverEden]

try 120f hope this helps... a yr later lol

[@katiehares2547]

Why do you add oils to your wax?

[@creationsofawomanbytomia]

I’m sorry but what exactly is this used for ?

[@paulasusan63]

Wondering the same! What do you do with this?!

[@melp824]

These are made to scoop out into a burner used for wax melts. Also some of these can be places on the burner in the container and called "wickless candles".

[@lenandsusan]

I tuned in to learn something and you cut out everything of importance. I gave my first “thumb down“ rating on this video.

[@starlovesyouu]

How much oil

[@elisasmama]

Where did you get your containers?

[@bellasky6334]

does it melt when shipping in hot temps?

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Why don't you melt your wax via a double boiler method. Doing it via the kettle will wreck the wax

[@terrimappin8528]

it will not !!! it is no different then using a vat to melt wax

[@k.nicolecarter5245]

where did your embeds cone from?

[@Toccoah-ku8eb]

Did I miss the recipe/ ingredients for the topping? Lost

[@darkmoonesscentuals2]

Hi!! I was wondering if I could use a parasoy wax?

[@jillsfindings339]

Yes you can!

[@BohemienneLife]

Thanks for sharing, looks like it smells yummy!

[@jillt5732]

Ugg why put out a video that shows nothing

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Why didn't you just use a double boiler

[@letisiaw75]

Not a good tutorial.. All the steps are missing.. More like a video to advertise your product

[@user-zw4ei4hv8k]

this really wasn't a good tutorial. Although the finishing product turned out surprisingly great!!!

[@karenconine963]

Thanks for sharing. Excellent video quality also.

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Ecosoya Quantum 220 Soy Wax is the best and safest

[@terrimappin8528]

everyone's preference is different

[@frankwilkin897]

i don't think so

[@queenprince5053]

how did you make the banana embed i can not figure it out for the life of me

[@natashamason542]

Queen Prince, There are different molds that you can purchase online to make the banana slices. You can simply go to Amazon or Google them. Hope this helps.

[@tbaby124]

hi purchased mine from fleximolds.com

[@jennicooke2440]

Great video. You aren't obligated to show any more than you so choose. It's nice you have more videos, too. :)

[@kayorcee]

Awe Thank you. I really appreciate your words.

[@ltwashu]

Um lost footage? Camera cut Out? You should re shoot this. Not professional. I would be afraid to buy your stuff. Might have lost wax or Fo.

[@blanconoir3122]

i ALWAYS LOVED ur videos!!!! PLEASE OH PLEASE come back Kayorcee Creations!!!! u are missed #SoapyWaxsisStar

[@NylaSkyy]

Too cute

[@bigsouth779]

Thanks for making the great video!

[@nancykegley7443]

Very informative, thank you so much!

[@nancykelly9712]

You are a good speaker but your explanations are not very clear. I agree with the other comment that you may want to repeat the steps but I would suggest writing them down on paper first so nothing gets lost.

[@LunaOverEden]

yummy