[quote=temps_bons]CRAFTY CANDLES FRAGRANCE LIQUID -Sandalwood -Midnight -Ocean Breeze -Fresh Rain -Peppermint -Lavender -Gardenia -Jasmine -Sugar Plum -Peach Mango -Cinnamon -Vanilla -Lilac -Mulberry CONCENTRATED CANDLE SCENT BLOCKS (come in sets of four) -Vanilla, Strawberry, Buttercream & Cinnamon -Paradise Breeze, Coconut, Pina Colada & Ginger Mango -Cinnamon Swirl, Spiced Apple, Cranberry Vanilla, & Holiday at Home CRAFTY CANDLES FRAGRANCE LIQUID (8 oz.) -Cinnamon -Vanilla -Ocean Breeze I don't like too many food smells, mostly flowers and spices. I don't hate the smell of foody candles but only like them at Thanksgiving and Christmas. I have a few suggestions here: make sure you use candle wicks that don't have any metal inside them. Those wicks are easier to work with but the smoke has some toxic fumes so I NEVER buy candles that have metal in them. Also, I prefer candles that are inside jars or glass containers so I don't have to worry about the wax running or a fire. Also, when you blow them out the wax stays put. My kids love blowing candles out and I learned early that if you blow too hard the wax splatters everywhere. If you do put them into containers make sure the mouth is wide enough to get your hand into (when possible) because I have special lighters that I have to use to light my candles when they get really low. Another thing is to use essential oils when possible since some are allergic to fragrances that are manufactured. Essential oils seem expensive but a little goes a very long way. Good luck with this, it's a great idea! ~ Mimi temps_bons graphics ~ http://www.neopets.com/~Mimi_Miaulement[/quote] Yeah, I'm going to be using lead free wicks (my mom refuses to buy a candle from me unless it's lead free wicks!) and the place I'm going to (Hobby Lobby) only carries lead free wicks, lol! Also, I'll be using soy wax because burning paraffin wax (which is the type 90% of Americans use in their homes) is akin to burning a small pot of raw oil, and you breathe in the soot and fumes from that? oO;; A good way to test that - ever see a sooty black ring around your candle, or if you burn it on a table underneath a picture, then remove the picture and see a black outline? That's the soot. Plus, soy wax, unlike paraffin wax, comes out with soap and water. I'm sure all of you have at one point or another spilled some candle wax, and it was a brat to get out. Soy wax cleans up with soap and water =) And yes, all of those listed above are from essential oils. =) *** [size=10]Current shop size: 129/700 www.neopets.com/browseshop.phtml?owner=nioe_yemar&misc Owner of The Rainbow Fields Mall! www.neopets.com/~Mynynae - Places to Go, Things to See![/size]