Vibrant and Versatile: Enhance your Soy Candles with our DIY Soy Candle Dye Cube Coloring Wax Blocks, 12 Dye Colors and 72 Cubes for Scented Candle Making Review

Worked very well when mixed with soy wax. They melted evenly and filled the wax with an even color, however the color was much lighter than expected. I've tried using red and I didn't even have enough dice to make a small candle red, let alone several. I've attached two photos: the first photo should be red, the second has red on the bottom layer, colorless in the middle, and peachy on the top. As you can see from the photos, the color is not the same. I do not recommend this product.

When I received my package, there were quite a few small packs and the squares of each color are very small. Colors do not match the description. I used a color square marked 'peach' for exactly 12 ounces of wax and the color came out pink, this is the photo accompanying this review. The black squares will actually look black when melted in the wax, but once your candles are solid the color will turn gray. The brown used in 1lb of wax turned lilac purple instead of brown, it only turns brown as

Do not recommend this dye for soy candles! Because soy melts at a much lower temperature than beeswax or paraffin, these rock-hard cubes "refused" to melt properly. On my second try, I mashed the cubes with the back of a spoon on a paper plate, then scraped the color into the hot wax. It worked really well, but what a pain in the ass! In the next batch, I pre-melted the cubes in a 2-cup glass measuring cup, then added soy wax flakes and microwaved it all. It worked very well. Unfortunately, all