Honestly, favorite home scent in general has to be Pistachio + Toasted Vanilla

Pink Lavender & Espresso

Marshmallow Fireside

bergamot waters or sweater weather!

Under the Christmas Tree

Hi, i make 100% soy candles and they’re adorable too! I also use 10% fragrance oil so if you like a strong hot and cold throw this is for you. My website is chemcandles.indiemade.com and you can get a discount by typing in coupon code SEROTONIN

I would say check out Etsy because pretty often you'll find 1. sellers who are extremely upfront about their ingredients, 2. candles for about the equal cost to other quality candles you'd find at a big box store, and 3. small businesses! It's great to support them.

I would recommend Kringle Candle and their Kringle line.

Check out Etsy! Or search for local markets in your area!!

100% Soy

Santa's First Wife: https://www.virginsonfire.com/products/santas-first-wife

Foreclosed Gingerbread House: https://www.virginsonfire.com/products/foreclosed-gingerbread-house

You may like coconut-soy blends if HT and easy pouring are high priorities. I like Canwax CW-135 for cocosoy. Canadian company, not sure what's out there for American cocosoy waxes.

I'm fond of American Soy Organics Freedom Soy Wax. It is a full-soy wax, but not a "pure" soy wax from what I understand -- it has soy-based additives. It's a similar product to Golden Wax 464, but cheaper and fully organic.

I prefer Freedom and GW464 waxes to pure soy waxes like ASO's Midwest Wax or Golden 415. The additives allow for easier pouring without the addition of coconut oil or other waxes. I don't really do anything other than melt my wax to the desired temperature, add fragrance, stir, cool to pouring temp, pour and then wait for the cure.

I haven't had any bumpy top problems with ASO Freedom wax. I may be chased out of this community for admitting this but... I don't even own a heat gun 👀 Golden Wax 464 is slightly trickier to get smooth.

When dyed, both waxes frost like crazy and it's very noticeable. Both waxes dye to a pastel colour, but I feel like Freedom allows for slightly richer colour than GW464.

Full soy is not going to give you the best hot throw. Still, I'm very satisfied with what I can achieve using relatively low (5-7% for most recipes) amounts of soy-compatible fragrance oils in both Freedom and GW464. Cure time is a real thing though, with most scents anyway.

I love Ecoysoya CB-Advanced but its always pain to get. Does anyone have a recommendation for anything as good in Australia?

I’m fairly new myself and have only used soy waxes; so far my favorite is ecosoya 135. Not sure if that’s a universal name, I get mine from Candle Science. It’s a little pricier but it’s so easy to work with!!

I’ve use several kinds and I like 464 the best but I add 10 percent coconut oil to keep from getting cold spots.

LIke pickle said, it's subjective. Personally I LOVE 464, but I haven't worked with any other type either. It's supposedly not a wax for beginners, but it made me learn a lot of things quickly

Well you won't get straight answer because there's no such thing as "best wax".

The most popular is 464 but you'll need to test it out to see if it works for you, if not test another waxes and see the differences between them :)

It’s a subjective question. Better hot throw, better glass adhesion 464. Higher melt point less additives 444.

Honeycrisp Apple or Sweater Weather 

If you don't like cinnamon don't get Pumpkin Carving because it absolutely smells like cinnamon. That's what the "spiced" part of the scent notes is

I personally love it, because I love cinnamon, but since you don't like cinnamon you should skip that one

Read the scent notes on the candle and stay away from any fall candle that says pumpkin spice. It may not list Cinnamon as a separate note but the "spices" usually contains either cinnamon, nutmeg or clove in some combination.

Pumpkin carving.

Halloween: pumpkin carving.
Fall: leaves and Autumn.

Main Street bakery

Hot Cocoa and Cream!! Followed by Champurrado/Feliz Navidad

Merry cookie is another favorite! Super yummy!

Marshmallow fireside

PINK LAVENDER AND ESPRESSO, good lord it's soooo cozy.

Fiji white sand

Are you making them in containers? If so, I really like this Golden Wax 464. A lot of candle supply stores have their own charts with recommendations too.

You’re always going to get a stronger throw with paraffin or paraffin blends, but you will lose the customer who wants 100% soy/avoids paraffin. Up to you to decide what concessions to make because no wax is going to be perfect for everyone.

I like the IGI 6006 PARAFFIN/SOY BLEND WAX

Yes I make container candles. I haven’t had any issues with cracking, tunneling, etc with this wax.

Have you ever tried dipping the wick in the melted wax to extinguish it? It doesn't smoke that way. I have a metal tool from Wickman called a wick dipper that does a great job and easily wipes clean. And if a wick is ever burning off center, I can use the tool to reposition the wick to get a more even burn.

i love fall scents especially the macintosh apple candle. it just brings me back to when i used to go to the apple orchard with my family and it smells so good

Vanilla

Fresh cut grass

Cinnamon roll

Unwined Candles - it's a tie between their Vanilla Bean and Hot Chocolate candles. Nomnom.