Suggestions

[TheBackPorch2017]

I recently begun my next journey, and that is making candles and I would like to be able to sell them and have them available to my clients and others as well. Well, I guess I'm try to say or ask is if I should have them sign a waiver/liability form when purchasing them or just having a sign with a statement on it.

[Former_Member]

Everyone that makes and gives away or sells their candles should include a warning label on the bottom of every single candle.

There are different labels out there for different types and sizes of candles.

Try and use the label that most closely relates to your products.

For instance there is a votive warning label and a soy container candle.

Some waxes perform better when burned for specific amounts of time, while other candles need to be limited on their burn times.

There are also many different size labels, so that is nice.

Here are some examples:
http://www.candlescience.com/equipment/1inch-labels/

http://www.candlescience.com/equipment/2inch-labels/

http://www.candlesoylutions.com/thumbnail.asp?cid=81&offset=0

http://www.brownkraftlabels.com/items/candle-warning-labels/list.htm

http://www.peakcandle.com/products/Semi-Custom-Large-Warning-Labels__A1009.aspx

If you meant something else, that is ok, please let me know!

We love questions! :)

You are also more than welcome to join our candle making group on facebook if you have an account there. We have about 100 members!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/candlemakers/

[TheBackPorch2017]

I have the warning labels covered! I was thinking more on the lines of what people put on their labels for labeling what scents and the ingredients and so on.