Liquid Candle Dye 10ml — 6 Colors

Concentrated liquid candle dye in a 10ml dropper bottle. Available in 6 colors — Violet, Cerulean Blue, Brown, Pink, Yellow, and Red. Compatible with soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax, and coconut wax. A small number of drops goes a long way — 1 drop gives a light tint, 5 drops a medium tone, and 10 drops a deep, rich color. Shake before use.

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Colors & Prices

Violet — $4.88
Red — $4.70
Yellow — $4.48
Pink — $4.46
Cerulean Blue — $4.46
Brown — $4.46

Details

Volume: 10ml / 0.35oz per bottle
Format: dropper bottle for precise, controlled dosing
Compatible with: soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax, coconut wax
Concentrated — 1 drop = light tint, 5 drops = medium, 10 drops = deep color
Shake well before use
Colors can be mixed to create custom shades

How to Use

Melt your wax to the recommended pouring temperature. Add liquid dye drops directly to the melted wax before adding fragrance oil. Stir thoroughly until the color is fully and evenly distributed — at least 1–2 minutes. Start with a small number of drops and build up to your desired depth of color. Pour and allow to cool fully. Note: the color will appear lighter in solid wax than in liquid — test with a small pour before committing to a full batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many drops do I need per candle?
This depends on the depth of color you want and the amount of wax. As a starting guide: 1–2 drops per 100g of wax gives a pastel tint; 5 drops per 100g gives a medium color; 10+ drops per 100g gives a deep, rich tone. Always test with a small pour first as color intensity varies between wax types.

Can I mix colors to make custom shades?
Yes — these liquid dyes blend easily. Common combinations: Red + Yellow = Orange, Red + Cerulean Blue = Purple, Yellow + Cerulean Blue = Green, Red + Brown = Deep Burgundy. Mix in small test batches to find your ideal ratios before scaling up.

Will these dyes affect the scent throw of my candles?
No — liquid candle dyes do not affect fragrance oil performance or burn quality when used at normal dosage rates. Add dye before fragrance oil and stir both in thoroughly.

Are these dyes suitable for soy wax?
Yes — these liquid dyes are compatible with soy wax. Note that soy wax naturally produces softer, more muted colors than paraffin. To achieve a deeper color in soy, use a slightly higher number of drops than you would for paraffin.