Candle paint
What can be used to colour wax? Handmade candle making uses a whole palette of colours and their combinations. Candle dye can be liquid, or you can find candle dyes in the form of pastilles and solid materials. Natural candle dyes can also be used. We add the dye to the candle when the wax is heated to pouring temperature. We add the dye to the wax in small doses, and after thorough mixing, we can add more dye to achieve the desired saturation. Candle dyes are designed for soy wax, paraffin, palm wax or candle gel.
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Liquid candle dyes – pack of 30 shades of 10 g for candle making.
Fluorescent fuchsia – intense pink-purple candle dye for moulds.
Fluorescent red – a neon shade for coloured candles and waxes.
Burgundy – a wine-red pigment suitable for luxury wax candles.
Fluorescent Blue – a vibrant pigment for modern candles.
Blue colour – a classic shade suitable for wax colouring.
Yellow colour – a warm shade for natural wax candles.
Grass Green – a fresh shade for natural candle projects.
Fluorescent Purple – a vibrant pigment for designer candles.
Plum colour – a deep purple shade for candles.
Garnet colour – a rich red tone for a strong colour effect in candles.
Cerulean Blue – a light blue candle dye with cool undertones.
Indigo – a deep blue-violet pigment for natural wax candles.
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