Color Dye Flakes – Green High Concentration Dyes for Candle Making (1.6 oz)… (Green) Use in Soy/Coconut/Paraffin Wax

I'm new to making candles and my first attempt using mica powder went terrible. Despite using a lot, it turned out a pale pink instead of the bright, deep red that this dye gave me! This was extremely easy to use, even for someone who's a beginner like myself. It's as simple as melting your wax, putting the amount in that you'd like depending on the type of wax you're using, how much wax, and the shade of color you're hoping to achieve. It melts in beautifully and you immediately have such a wonderful, saturated color!This comes with great instructions for usage that I followed and got exactly what I was hoping for. As you can see in my pictures, I was using .04 ounces for this, which was about 20oz of wax. I still have a ton left, and I'd need even less of this if I wanted a lighter shade of red. The other colors are just as vibrant and beautiful, I just happened to be making a red candle in my pictures and video here lol.I highly recommend these. This is much more potent than mica powder for candles, and less mess too. This is also fairly priced for the amount that you'll be able to use these in. I'll definitely order more for my future candle making endeavors.

These work so well for candles! I've only used liquids before, but they were so messy and it was hit or miss if there was good color payout, but these are a no-brainer. They seem a bit messy in their bags, but they really aren't. I just open a bag, and use tweezers to take out the amount I need and drop it in my hot wax. Some do take a bit to melt, but its fun to watch the color develop as they melt. You can even mix colors together. I love that I was able to get a big variety of colors, so much fun!

Nice selection of colors for dying candles. A little bit goes a long way. I use them in soy wax for making melts and they work great.

Got this for my daughter, and she loves how well they blend into the wax. She also loves that she can have better control over the hue with the flakes. It also allows her to swirl and blend multiple colors, too. She definitely recommends this anyone else who makes candles.

I don’t normally do colored candles but wanted to give it a try, I feel like these are opening up a new door for me. They mixed in well, and look fantastic! I will update with pictures once they are settled.