Pink candle dye

Pink candle dye

The colored flakes are suitable for use in palm wax, paraffin wax, and soy wax.

Use 1 gram per kilogram of wax for lighter shades of pink and 2 grams per kilogram of wax for deeper shades of pink. Please note that the color of the flakes shown in the image may not match the final color of the finished candle. This product is not suitable for use with Gelwax.

Adding wax additives such as stearic acid or Vybar will lighten the color.

Flake-form candle dye is an easy way to consistently create different shades of pink for coloring candles.

The oil-soluble dyes dissolve completely in the wax. Unlike pigments, the wax retains its transparency when these dyes are used.

Uses of pink candle dye

• Kerosene wax
• Soy wax

Properties of pink candle dye

• Good burning properties
• Excellent solubility
• Maintaining transparency

Benefits of Using Pink Candle Dye

Economical to use – Use 1 gram per kilogram of laundry for lighter shades and 2 grams per kilogram of laundry for deeper shades of pink.

No mess or spills —With color flakes, you don’t have to worry about spills or accidentally adding too much dye to the melted wax.

Wide selection of shades —from soft pastel pinks to vibrant and intense shades of pink.

Easy dosing – The dye flakes can be broken into smaller pieces if desired. The recommended dosage is 5 grams per 5 kg of fabric for medium color intensity. Use less for lighter shades and more for deeper shades.

Easy to mix – Pink food coloring can be combined with other colors to create unique color variations.

Versatile – Suitable for use in paraffin wax, palm wax, and soy wax.

As with all candle-making projects, we recommend testing beforehand to ensure the best results. After adding the dye to the melted wax, we recommend stirring thoroughly so that the color is evenly distributed throughout the wax.

Please note: The color shown in the product photo is for illustrative purposes only and may vary depending on the amount of dye used and the type of wax. Other factors that may affect the final color include the opacity of the wax, the use of additives such as stearic acid, and the addition of fragrances.

Due to the properties of the different types of wax, paraffin wax generally produces bright and vivid pink colors, while soy wax usually yields softer pastel pink shades.