Wax Colour or Dye

Candle Dyes come in two forms:
1) Liquid Dyes
2) Dye Blocks

Liquid-Dye-Bottles

Liquid Dyes
Liquid dyes are highly soluble in wax and contain no particles of insoluble matter or sediment, sometimes found when using powdered dyes, that can settle to the bottom of a candle. The liquid dyes reduce the chance of color shifting after a candle is made because of their superior solubility characteristics, although the use of UV light stabilizer is still recommended.
Liquid dyes are also extremely concentrated. Although colors vary, on average, 30 ml of liquid dye is enough to color over 50 kgs of wax to a medium shade. An infinite number of colors can be produced using these dyes. Many different shades can be made out of each color by adjusting the amount you use.
Dye Blocks
Dye blocks are a new and unique system for coloring candles. No scales for weighing or prior knowledge about using dyes in making candles is necessary. You can make several colors and shades with the same block just by varying the volume of wax with a single dye block.