Solid Diamond Dye Black
Candle Dye Chips Black
Solid Diamond Dye Black
Candle Dye Chips Black

Reddig-Glo Diamond Dye Chips - Black

CDC-BLK-20P

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$2.75
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Easy to use and available in a huge selection of colours, Reddig-Glo Diamond Dye Chips are perfect for use in paraffin, soy and other natural waxes. One candle dye chip is formulated to colour approximately 1 lb of wax depending on the shade desired.  Soy and other Natural Waxes, or Paraffin wax with additional additives, may require two or more dye chips to achieve a similar colour in 1 lb of wax.

These Black candle dye chips are great for the Candle Crafter and can be easily used to accurately dye a small amount of wax and are perfect for use in paraffin, soy and other natural waxes to achieve different shades depending on amount of dye used.

Usage: 

  • Adjust colour/shade by increasing or decreasing the ratio of dye to wax.
  • Paraffin and translucent waxes will colour a medium to dark shade with 1 chip per lb. of wax
  • Soy, Natural Waxes and Paraffin with additives will colour a light to medium shade with 1 chip per lb. of wax
  • Please bear in mind that colours will vary depending on the type of wax and/or fragrance use.
  • All dyes can fade over a period of time, especially when exposed to UV light. Light colours tend to fade faster than dark colours.
  • We recommend not over-heating dyes in wax. Excessive heat can oxidize the wax and have a deteriorating effect on dyes.

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michelle oreilly
Not Very Black

This dye is not very black at all. I used double the recommended in my second try and the color of my wax has come to a very nice purple. This is not quite what I was going for. The amount of chips that I would have to use to achieve a black candle would throw the cost way too high

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fable
not actually black

this black dye chip is actually blue based so if you mix it in with other colours to darken shades it will change the colour. It turned the cranberry red purple when I added a chip of "black" very frustrating.