text: The reason for the lack of response to your question after a day in this group is probably down to your naivety in how you posed this question.
  
  For instance, I could point you to the RCX container wax and CL series of wicks as a starting block. RCX is fairly easy to work with, but does have a low melting point. This means it can be easily reset, but does mean that it can sweat in transit when the weather isn't favourable to it.
  
  The wick size would be dependent upon firstly your candle glass size, and secondly, how the fragrances perform with that candle size. For instance if they're burning too quickly and too hot, you need a smaller wick size. If you're not achieving a decent melt pool, it may be worth testing a bigger size.
  
  What works for one doesn't necessarily work for the other, so you need to do a lot of testing. People can point you in directions, but ultimately you have to find your own formulas within that direction.