Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye LIFE - Shop Miss A
Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye LIFE - Shop Miss A
Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye LIFE - Shop Miss A
Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye LIFE - Shop Miss A
Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye LIFE - Shop Miss A

Official Key Items

Candle DIY: Candle Color Dye

SKU: KEY-0441

$1
Color:
Quantity:
  • Use these candle dye blocks to add color to your candles! 
  • 6 blocks of dye included 
  • Recommended to use 6 blocks for large Official Key Items Candle Tin and 3 blocks for small candle tin 
  • It's your preference depending on how rich or light you want your candle color to be! 
  • Mix different colors to make your unique candle colors! 

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
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(1)
38%
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25%
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S
Sally Odle
Perfect

Perfect 👍

C
C.H.
They do melt, just don't be impatient.

I used every color and they all work fine except for the pink. I don't know if my pink cubes were just bad or if the pink color doesn't work in general but we emptied the whole pack of six cubes and it looked like we added nothing even after it all melted.

The other colors worked fine, but they come out very pastel. For instance, the red looks like a soft pink, the green is like luna moth green, and the blue almost looks like purple. I don't mind this because the softer colors are pretty to me!

They absolutely do melt, these people just are impatient. It does take a while. But they melt. If you don't want a craft project to take a while then don't do them ahah.

R
Rebecca
N/A

So far I have only used the red cubes. I put in all six cubes and it took a little while to melt. I just kept stirring until they were melted. Color is vibrant when the wax is liquid, but when it hardens, the red looks more like a very dark pink.

T
Trang
Great for the price!

The color is vibrant and same as the cube color. The catch is you’ll have to put all of it in (6 small cubes). But it’s a $1, so I can’t complain.

A
Anyssa Smith
Lower Expectations

Whatever color you see, dilute it by half and that’s the color you get with the wax. If you want a deep color like the cube you have to use twice or triple what the directions say. The color is also darker when the candle is lit versus not. I used most of the colors offered and I do like the way it turned out, just had to use more than I expected. It was easy to melt with the wax and stir in.

Hi Anyssa , we appreciate your feedback and we're so sorry this didn't work out for you. We will be forwarding this information to our product developing team so that we can work on improving our product for future releases!

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
13%
(1)
38%
(3)
13%
(1)
13%
(1)
25%
(2)
S
Sally Odle
Perfect

Perfect 👍

C
C.H.
They do melt, just don't be impatient.

I used every color and they all work fine except for the pink. I don't know if my pink cubes were just bad or if the pink color doesn't work in general but we emptied the whole pack of six cubes and it looked like we added nothing even after it all melted.

The other colors worked fine, but they come out very pastel. For instance, the red looks like a soft pink, the green is like luna moth green, and the blue almost looks like purple. I don't mind this because the softer colors are pretty to me!

They absolutely do melt, these people just are impatient. It does take a while. But they melt. If you don't want a craft project to take a while then don't do them ahah.

R
Rebecca
N/A

So far I have only used the red cubes. I put in all six cubes and it took a little while to melt. I just kept stirring until they were melted. Color is vibrant when the wax is liquid, but when it hardens, the red looks more like a very dark pink.

T
Trang
Great for the price!

The color is vibrant and same as the cube color. The catch is you’ll have to put all of it in (6 small cubes). But it’s a $1, so I can’t complain.

A
Anyssa Smith
Lower Expectations

Whatever color you see, dilute it by half and that’s the color you get with the wax. If you want a deep color like the cube you have to use twice or triple what the directions say. The color is also darker when the candle is lit versus not. I used most of the colors offered and I do like the way it turned out, just had to use more than I expected. It was easy to melt with the wax and stir in.

Hi Anyssa , we appreciate your feedback and we're so sorry this didn't work out for you. We will be forwarding this information to our product developing team so that we can work on improving our product for future releases!

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
13%
(1)
38%
(3)
13%
(1)
13%
(1)
25%
(2)
S
Sally Odle
Perfect

Perfect 👍

C
C.H.
They do melt, just don't be impatient.

I used every color and they all work fine except for the pink. I don't know if my pink cubes were just bad or if the pink color doesn't work in general but we emptied the whole pack of six cubes and it looked like we added nothing even after it all melted.

The other colors worked fine, but they come out very pastel. For instance, the red looks like a soft pink, the green is like luna moth green, and the blue almost looks like purple. I don't mind this because the softer colors are pretty to me!

They absolutely do melt, these people just are impatient. It does take a while. But they melt. If you don't want a craft project to take a while then don't do them ahah.

R
Rebecca
N/A

So far I have only used the red cubes. I put in all six cubes and it took a little while to melt. I just kept stirring until they were melted. Color is vibrant when the wax is liquid, but when it hardens, the red looks more like a very dark pink.

T
Trang
Great for the price!

The color is vibrant and same as the cube color. The catch is you’ll have to put all of it in (6 small cubes). But it’s a $1, so I can’t complain.

A
Anyssa Smith
Lower Expectations

Whatever color you see, dilute it by half and that’s the color you get with the wax. If you want a deep color like the cube you have to use twice or triple what the directions say. The color is also darker when the candle is lit versus not. I used most of the colors offered and I do like the way it turned out, just had to use more than I expected. It was easy to melt with the wax and stir in.

Hi Anyssa , we appreciate your feedback and we're so sorry this didn't work out for you. We will be forwarding this information to our product developing team so that we can work on improving our product for future releases!

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