- Candle dyes are oil-based products that help color your candles. - Its consistency is dense - it is concentrated and when exposed to heat it begins to soften and then melt. - The product in question is dark red in color and weighs 10 grams. - It is recommended to add a small amount (1%) of granulated candle dye to the melting pot along with the raw material you will use (soy wax-paraffin, etc.) when creating the candle you want to color. The two products should be mixed together to make them homogeneous. Afterwards, when your raw material is completely melted, you need to put a drop on a white paper and wait for this wax to dry. If the colored wax mixture dries on the paper, you have the color you want to create. If the tone is lighter than you expected, it is recommended to break another small piece (2%-3%-4%…) and add it to the liquid wax and mix thoroughly. You will need to repeat this process until you achieve the tone you want. - When coloring your candle, the visible color of the liquefied raw material will not be the same as the color after drying. - The crayons you will be using are mixable with each other and you can obtain secondary colors from different primary colors. - Granular crayons, unlike powder dyes, are produced in a way that minimizes the possibility of you experiencing pigment problems after drying. It is much easier to work with than powder coatings. - It is not suitable for oral consumption or contact with eyes. - The candles you see in the images are not included in the sale.
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