£3.00 – £480.00
These dyes are oil based and are designed to be used in pariffin wax, vegetable wax, soy way, gel wax, oils and plastics.
1ml of dye to 1kg of wax = 0.100%
0.5ml of dye to 1kg of wax = 0.05%
• Virtually free of insoluble matter
• No dusting as found with powders
• High Flash Point 200F/93C
• Easily mixed to create unique shades
• Concentrated
• REACH Compliant
• GHS Compliant
Speedy shipping
Our liquid dyes are the most soluble colorant available. They are suitable for a range of colouring applications such as for candles, plastics and oils such as reed diffusers.
Use them when you want a candle to be dyed throughout (not over-dipping) .
USAGE
Paraffin and Vegetable Wax and Plastics:
Off-white Shades (Vanilla, Ivory) . …………….. 0.004%
Pale Shades (Peach, Pink) . ………………………. 0.02%
Medium Shades (Red, Blue, Yellow) . ………… 0.2%
Dark Shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.4%
Black . ……………………………………………………….. 0.6%
(Less will give you varying shades of gray, more may result in burning problems)
Factors that may affect the amount of dye required for the desired shade include:
• The opacity of the wax
• Wax additives such as stearic acid, polymers and microcrystalline wax
• Fragrance
Gel Candles and Oils:
Medium to Dark Shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.005% – 0.05%
Lighter Shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . less than 0.004%
We recommend that you use a UV inhibitor in all products containing dyes.
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Liquid Candle Dye Usages
Sarah Churchill (verified owner) –
The best liquid orange dye I’ve found so far. Orange is notoriously a difficult colour to mix with a white base, and a lot of others come out more mustard. This gave me a lovely orange for Halloween, and I even had a happy accident of adding a little too much and getting a nice cinnamon colour which will come in handy too.