@Amy Young I love it. Have you packaged any to sell?

@Amy Young for wax and fragrance, there’s a % “load” and once you know that. It’s just math! Example: for 3 pounds of coconut vegetable wax, I use 4.5 oz. Of fragrance. And repeat everything so your candle are always consistent! There are little variables, because making in small batches by hand allows for that, but it’s important to work with percentages so the candles are safe and reliable. 🕯️

@Latasha Sims I had it scheduled for every first Saturday of the month. 11 am eastern time (New York Time) and hope you can join us!

@Amy Young lovely!

@Latasha Sims wonderful answer!

@Rupeshkumar Chandore that is very possible! It’s good to put a number on it, because what you focus on..grows.

@Latasha Sims I’m not 100% sure that soy candles are bad for autoimmune, but I know soy in general isn’t good when you have issues with your endocrine system or hormones. And it’s very personal. I don’t want to discourage you from using a wax you’re fond of. I didn’t feel soy was good for me. So I found the coconut vegetable alternative.

@Latasha Sims I can only recommend coconut wax and pure beeswax as the 2 healthiest, least toxic! Beeswax as the added benefit of actually cleansing the air.