Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon After your wax is completely melted, shave some of the dye blocks into the melted wax and stir well. To get an idea of the color concentration, place a few drops of wax onto a piece of white paper. The wax will immediately set up and give you an idea of the color of your candle. You can add more dye to reach your desired color. These are not for[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Yaley Candle Dye Dyemond Chips are one of the easiest ways to dye your wax. Each dyemond shaped chip will color up to approximately 1 lb of wax depending, on desired shade. These chips can be used in soy wax and paraffin wax. Soy wax is opaque and your colors will lighten or change in some fashion. To check your color, after wax is completely melte[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Yaley Candle Dye Dyemond Chips are one of the easiest ways to dye your wax. Each dyemond shaped chip will color up to approximately 1 lb of wax depending, on desired shade. These chips can be used in soy wax and paraffin wax. Soy wax is opaque and your colors will lighten or change in some fashion. To check your color, after wax is completely melte[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Yaley Candle Dye Dyemond Chips are one of the easiest ways to dye your wax. Each dyemond shaped chip will color up to approximately 1 lb of wax depending, on desired shade. These chips can be used in soy wax and paraffin wax. Soy wax is opaque and your colors will lighten or change in some fashion. To check your color, after wax is completely melte[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon A concentrated candle dye, use 1. To test color concentration, after dye melts put a few drops of wax on white paper to see the color you have and you can then adjust color. Add white to lighten color or add black to deepen color. 4pc Value Pack- 1/2 oz Red, Blue, Yellow, Green. Use 1/8 of the block to two pounds of wax.

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon A concentrated candle dye, use 1. To test color concentration, after dye melts put a few drops of wax on white paper to see the color you have and you can then adjust color. Add white to lighten color or add black to deepen color. 4pc Value Pack- 1/2 oz Red, Blue, Yellow, Green. Use 1/8 of the block to two pounds of wax.

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Yaley Liquid Candle Dye is a highly concentrated dye that is specially formulated for use with Yaley's Liquid Candle Oil. It is equally effective in Yaley's Paraffin Candle and Gel Waxes. Since this dye is so concentrated, just a dab (less than a drop) of color per 16 ounces of oil is a good start. Add more to achieve the desired color intensity. Y[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon Yaley Liquid Candle Dye is a highly concentrated dye that is specially formulated for use with Yaley's Liquid Candle Oil. It is equally effective in Yaley's Paraffin Candle and Gel Waxes. Since this dye is so concentrated, just a dab (less than a drop) of color per 16 ounces of oil is a good start. Add more to achieve the desired color intensity. Y[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon After your wax is completely melted, shave some of the dye blocks into the melted wax and stir well. To get an idea of the color concentration, place a few drops of wax onto a piece of white paper. The wax will immediately set up and give you an idea of the color of your candle. You can add more dye to reach your desired color. These are not for[Read More]

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Overall Rating:   Total Customer Reviews: (0) Seller: Amazon After your wax is completely melted, shave some of the dye blocks into the melted wax and stir well. To get an idea of the color concentration, place a few drops of wax onto a piece of white paper. The wax will immediately set up and give you an idea of the color of your candle. You can add more dye to reach your desired color. These are not for[Read More]

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