Brown Candle Dye - Made in The USA - Premium Colorants - Highly Concentrated - Popular Colors for Paraffin or Soy Wax - Great for Professionals or Hobbyist - 25 Dye Chips

UPDATE: The company contacted me after my less-than-positive review of the Yellow Dye chips. Evidently, the lighter-colored chips do not mix well with Soy wax with the "Universal Soy Additive," which is what I was using.They were kind enough to send me some of their Soy Pillar Wax and new dye chips to try out. I am happy to report that the color was fantastic. The darker colors still work fine with the other wax, but for the lighter colors, they recommend a wax WITHOUT the additive.Steller costumer service!ORIGINAL REVIEW: I bought the variety pack after having good results with the brown chips. (The brown turned out just like the image on Amazon) I used the yellow chips 2 per 1lbs of soy wax and my candles ended up with a pink/orange tint. Almost an orange sherbert color. They started out looking great, but as they dried, the color shifted dramatically. Definitely not like the picture at all. I'm disappointed. And concerned about wasing wax on the other color chips.

This product makes my candles a beautiful brown color (specifically fore my espresso martini candles). It works much better and melts nicely into soy wax rather than dye drops.

Making candles for my daughters wedding, this is the perfect shade.

Towards the end of a large order, I ran out of black dye. My usual supplier would take a week to deliver, so I tried this. The reviews were high and delivery was quick.It dissolves quickly and leans toward a cool, blue/purple black rather than a warmer black. If you work with black dyes a lot, you know what I mean. A cool toned black is my preferred shade. I noticed none of the odor that normally exists with liquid dyes. When I burned a test candle, I noticed no wick clogging and no odor.Performance is fine. No residue left in my pour pitchers (some dye chips do, these don’t). My main disappointment is that it’s not very concentrated. it takes a lot more chips than expected to achieve a nice, opaque black. Paraffin tends to take much less dye than other waxes.Using one pound of IGI 4625 paraffin pillar wax, one black chip resulted in a very sheer, pale silvery color. The slightest hint of color. Two chips made little change. I ultimately added nine chips to one pound to get a more opaque black. Ten would have been better.Although I like the low mess and low odor of these dye chips, it’s a lot less cost effective and practical for me than the liquid that I normally use. One ounce of my usual liquid gives me about 100 very deep, rich 1-pound (3x5 inch) black pillar candles. I would need numerous bags of these chips for 100 candles.If you’re a hobbyist and don’t make large batches of candles, it’s a perfectly fine dye.

Little goes a long way I make soy candles and these are perfect and easy to use

I'm using these at a typical 1 chip : 1 lb 140 wax, and the dye has been 100% consistent. I wanted to make 6 matching tapers but only have two molds, so the fact that I'm getting the same results, even at slightly different pour temps, is a credit to the manufacturer.

I love this deep red color😍

The dye did not fully integrate into the wax and some clumps of dye ended up in the bottom. Thankfully, this was for my tester candles. I ended up throwing the rest of the chips away. I cannot use them for candles to sell.

Color is perfect, it's easy to get different shades of green 💚