Wax 101 - An Introduction to Wax Tarts!

VIDEO OUTLINE

(0:00) Video introduction, what is a wax tart, how long do they last?
(4:20) Intro to wax warmers (types, wattages, how to use), and how to remove spent wax
(10:35) Different types of wax (soy, paraffin, palm, para-soy) and a discussion on "throw"
(16:14) How much wax to put in the warmer
(18:50) What is a scent "type", and do scents from different vendors smell the same?
(22:21) Discussion on different types of wax forms (ie- scoopables, grubbies, shapes, brittle, chunks, scent shots, etc)
(27:40) What is TAT (turn around time)? And how does RTS (ready to ship) and custom affect TAT?
(30:54) How much do wax tarts cost? What affects cost? Is "pretty" wax better?
(34:56) What is "vendor wax", and is it different from stuff at WalMart or from Yankee?
(37:52) What is a "destash", what are averages prices, and how to get one.
(41:50) How to store wax
(47:55) Tips and Tricks - keeping a wax journal, spreadsheet, etc
(51:01) What is the "wax community" What role does FB or YT play in it?
(56:17) Conclusion!

This video took me a looong time, it is a nearly one hour video for people who are new to the wax world and are learning about warmers, types/shapes of wax, where to find out about sales, etc. I tried to make this video as comprehensive as I could, but I am sure I missed things. All opinions are my own, and I am relatively new to the wax world myself and am in no way an "expert". I welcome comments on this video of things I may have misspoken about, or if you want to add extra info that will be helpful to new waxies! I tried to edit as best I could, but accidentally cut off the beginnings of some clips....and I am way too tired to go back and correct it now....sorry!
I will also at some point put on timestamps in this block to the different sections to make it easier for anyone that only wants to watch certain sections. iMovie does not give me timestamps for some reason......

If this video is useful, let me know and I may try a Part 2, which would be an introduction to the different vendors, with a showcase of what they are each best known for. Of course, that video would be much more subjective and probably garner a lot of negative comments!