Six Figure Wick helps makers understand the numbers, pricing, planning, and brand decisions behind a candle business that can actually grow.
Six Figure Wick is a resource hub for candle makers who want to build a better brand, not just pour a better candle. Our calculator library helps take the guesswork out of the math that often trips makers up, including fragrance load, jar fill, pricing, Etsy fees, batch scaling, wick sizing, and burn time. So whether you’re testing your first product, preparing for a market, building a wholesale line, or trying to turn your candle hobby into something more serious, these tools are designed to help you think through the business side with more clarity.
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Six Figure Wick walks through the key decisions behind building a candle brand. Inside you'll learn:
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At an 8% fragrance load, use approximately 1.28 ounces of fragrance oil per pound of wax.
Most soy waxes perform best between 6% and 10% fragrance load depending on the manufacturer's recommendation and fragrance oil strength.
Add material cost, packaging cost, labor, and overhead, then multiply by 2 to 2.5 for retail pricing depending on your market position.
Paraffin and coconut blends typically produce the strongest scent throw, while soy produces a softer but cleaner fragrance experience.
Most container candles benefit from curing 3 to 14 days depending on wax type and fragrance oil composition.
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