DIY Soy Candle Dye Cube Coloring for Unique Soy Candles, Scented Candle Making,12 Dye Colors

This item was purchased as a requested Christmas gift.

Easy to use for candle coloring

I bought these as a gift. The receiver liked them. She said there good for tea lights. She likes the colors and ease of using them.

They are smaller than I expected however their okay to work with. 1 block can color 3 cups of soy wax . The scent throw is still good . I just expected them to be bigger for $10Update- Yes they do color your wax but I’m still not getting the colors achieved to a darker tint . I used 3 cups of wax and had to use 6 blocks of the coloring and it’s still a lighter tintFor instance the brown turned out a more cream beige, the red turned out pink and orange turned out a sherbet cream orange. I had to use a lot of the coloring and still didn’t achieve the color I wanted .

These are much smaller than expected. I would say half a pound of wax would get you the desired color.The colors weren’t very bright. They were standard colors. It worked for what I was looking for, but I had to use my own die to get the desired effect.

I love how I can control the depth of the color. Just a tiny..and I do mean tiny will give a soft tint then you can add to darken. I had used one of the square portions and it was to dark to see the flowers I added to the wax. Play with it, experiment with the amounts. Thank you for the great product.

These are nice but I don’t know if the colors are mixed up. I wanted to make a peach color wax melt and when I put the recommendations for the color it turned black. As well they are very hard to melt.

These made for soy, paraffin wax, or paraffin/soy candles ONLY. These are very very concentrated. A tiny dab will do the trick. They must be added to your wax at around 190 degrees (f). Add 1/4 of the little bitty piece of the bar at a time, stir, test color, add more if you need, but in very small amounts.