Made in the USA: Our candle dye contains the highest quality materials and is made in the USA. Made with pure and simple ingredients, our dye is safe and easy use in all your candle making projects.
Easy to Use: Just add the liquid candle dye to melted wax and stir. No measuring or guessing like other products. Our candle dye is the simplest way to color any wax in any candle kit.
Highly Concentrated: Our candle dye contains more dye than other brands. Make more candles with more control. Perfect for achieving flawless results in all candle molds without clogging wicks.
Versatile: Our liquid candle dye works perfectly with soy wax for candle making, paraffin wax, gel candle wax, or palm wax. The preferred choice for any candle making kit!
Popular Colors: Upgrade your candle supplies with 10 gorgeous shades of the best liquid candle color dye. Use them as is or mix and match to create your own color!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much liquid candle dye should I use per pound of wax? It depends on the color you choose and the type of wax you're using. Natural waxes like soy need about double the dye of paraffin: • Ivory, Pink: 1 drop/lb paraffin | 2 drops/lb soy • Blue, Purple, Yellow: 4 drops/lb paraffin | 8 drops/lb soy • Black, Brown, Green, Red: 5 drops/lb paraffin | 10 drops/lb soy • Orange: 6 drops/lb paraffin | 12 drops/lb soy
Why does soy wax require more dye than paraffin? Paraffin wax dries translucent, while soy wax naturally dries milky white and opaque. Because that white base naturally lightens colors into pastels, you need about twice as much dye in soy to achieve a deeper, rich shade.
What is the best way to mix liquid candle dye? Melt wax in a double boiler or wax melter until it reaches recommended temperature. Add liquid dye and stir until completely mixed. If adding fragrance oil, add it AFTER the dye is fully mixed in. Pour into mold or container and let cool.
What order should I add UV stabilizer, dye, and fragrance? Always add UV stabilizer first to melted wax and stir 1–2 minutes, then add liquid dye and stir until completely mixed, then add fragrance oil.
Will liquid candle dye clog candle wicks? No, as long as you follow the dosage guide. Diamond Dye dissolves completely with zero sediment. Just avoid heavily overdosing the wax, as excess dye can cause carbon buildup on the wick and restrict fuel flow. Stick to the recommended drops per pound for a clean, reliable burn.
