Candle Shop - Pastel Green Color Dye for 45 lb of Wax - Candle dye Chips for Making Candles - Candle Wax Dye

It worked fine, it is a strong colorant and first time users should add it slowly and test...people complaining it didn't blend, probably didn't have enough heat to melt the colorant, and maybe used in a product they could not heat enough to melt it, it blended just fin at 160 degrees, used with paraffin and stearic acid, I poured the candles at 175I added more color to the melted wax, did not have to melt the color firstpeople complaining their candle wouldn't burn, may have added too much color, this is a colorant, it will color the candle but is not the primary burning material, add too much, you are making a crayon with a wickunderstand candle chemistry...the only nuisance is having to shave it... put a large piece of paper in the work area and, I shaved more than I needed for my recent batch to save time next time

I read the reviews and a lot of them were unfavorable, but I decided to try the white dye anyway and it was really nice. It melted very good very white, and I only needed a very little bit. One person commented that it did not melt, and they found chips in the bottom of the pot, but I found nothing, the dye was perfect and I will order again!DW/NC

Just a small peace could give you unbelievable pigment color. I'm not done with the project. I'm doing, but after I will give an update. How much I used for how many of candle I made. So far I made so many with only one tiny piece.

So we're going with 4 stars because I'm not sure if it's them, or me whose screwing it up. I'm new to candle making and so it could be me. They did make pretty colors but it was sooooo hard to melt them and even when most of it would, I'd still end up with little bits on the bottom of my jars, and once floating on top. I just can't get it all to mix. Now I will admit that I am horrible and measuring and testing and waiting, so I don't always know how much I'm using in what, I kinda just go by what looks like the right color and go from there. I also have soy wax, which if I had read the reviews better I would have known that not everyone was happy with them in soy wax... The colors are nice. The blocks are plenty big. It arrived on time in it's little box. It's just not melting all the way. I have however finally given up and went out and purchased a thermometer so we'll see if I can fix that little issue. If I do I'll come back and update, and if I find out it's the blocks and not me, I'll update as well. So we'll see. Still pretty tho.

Only a tiny bit gives great color

I melt these with my soy wax at 170°. But when i empty my wax melter top the color stays at the bottom and I have to wipe it with a paper towel to get the color out. I wouldn't recommend this product for soy wax

These wax dye chips work PERFECTLY for me! I am making custom pyramid pillar feathered paraffin wax candles. I melted 1 pound of wax completely down at 185 degrees. Then, I added .8 grams of lime green wax dye to the melted wax......the wax chips melted ON CONTACT with the wax. I don't know what temperatures other people are believing their wax is melted at or if they are getting the same product I have.....because, I had no problem with my wax dye chips. I had the wax dye chips broken up into several small pieces. They melted instantly! And, they colored my candle to the perfect color that I was hoping! So, I don't know what other people are doing to have a bad experience with these dye chips, for me, they are a BIG WIN in my book!

I have been on the hunt for a good red candle dye for years and I finally found one. Very pleased with the results.

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Powerful wax dyes, A tiny mount goes a very long way.The colours also mix well to create custom shading but be careful, the colours are intense.

Nice

Great

easy to use