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 <description>&lt;p&gt;hello everyone. i&#039;m very new to this and have started a little tiny business out of my kitchen :) i&#039;m doing container candles w/essential oils. my question is...when adding stearic acid(hoping that this will make the cracking go away), how do you figure out the percentage to use? i&#039;ve read that 3-5% is suggested...if i&#039;m using 2 cups (16 oz) of phytowax to make an 8 oz. container candle, then i should use .8 oz of stearic, right? how the heck does that translate to something i can measure if i don&#039;t have a scale...i know there&#039;s probably a table somewhere that converts this but it eludes me.&lt;/p&gt;
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