Red Candle Dye Chips — 10-Pack for Soy & Paraffin Candles

Reviews

1. M Michelle Davidson 5/5

   Will reorder for future projects

   Worked well for my candles and I'll be using them again. Simple to use and consistent results; I plan to purchase another pack.

2. J Jason Gallagher 5/5

   Exactly the brown I needed for root beer candles

   I was aiming for a true brown for root beer-scented candles and these delivered on the first try. Followed the package guideline, they dissolved cleanly and the color matched what I wanted. Packaging and instructions were clear, and one pack dyes a fair amount of wax—very pleased.

3. C Colleen Faul 5/5

   Nice pale pink with beeswax

   Used four pale pink chips in eight ounces of white beeswax and the result was exactly what I wanted. The chips melted and blended smoothly and produced a soft, even shade.

4. T Tonja Davis 5/5

   Tiny package, impressively strong green

   The package is quite small but the color payoff is huge. I made four soy candles using six chips (I wanted them a touch darker) and achieved a deep green perfect for my holiday line. The pieces are small but highly concentrated and melted easily at about 170°F.

5. J Jacob 5/5

   Very strong pigment — a little goes far

   These give rich brown tones with only a small amount. The pigment strength means you can use minimal chips to reach the depth you want.

6. G Geoff Perry 5/5

   Solved my hunt for a good brown dye

   I’d been trying to find a reliable brown and this hit the mark. A small piece delivered the color I needed with no fuss.

7. C Celine Milligan 5/5

   Adorable for light mauve candles

   Perfect for pale mauve: the shade is very soft, which was ideal for my look. If you need a deep pink, opt for a stronger pink variant.

8. J Julie 4/5

   Good color though fewer chips than expected

   There were fewer chips in the pack than I anticipated and I needed to break some to do smaller pours, but the resulting color was exactly what I wanted. I would buy these again.

9. M Meg LaDon 4/5

   Good pink color but pack count felt low

   The pink chips did tint my wax nicely when I added them conservatively, but the pack contained fewer chips than I expected. Aside from the small quantity, they performed as described.

10. D DJ 5/5

    Highly concentrated and economical versus liquids

    These chips pack a lot of pigment and work well in both paraffin and soy. Remember soy needs two to three times more chips than paraffin. They’re more economical than liquid dyes, though liquids let you fine-tune exact custom hues if you need precision.

11. M Michelle Seguin 5/5

    Perfect brown for tough-to-dye wax

    This brown shade worked well on a wax that’s usually difficult to color. The tone came out even and true.

12. A Aries 5/5

    Potent but slightly translucent finish

    Very effective coloring, though the finish is a bit translucent—won’t mimic the look of solid sealing wax. Still performs well overall.

13. N natalie 5/5

    Color issue resolved after company follow-up

    UPDATE: After I flagged a problem with the yellow turning peach, the manufacturer reached out. They explained that lighter shades can react with soy that contains a universal additive. They sent alternative wax and fresh chips and the yellow came out correctly. Original: I tried yellow at 2 chips per pound of soy and the finished candles shifted toward an orange-pink as they cooled.