YRYM HT Candle Dye - 16 Popular Vibrant Colors Candle Making Liquid Oil-Based Dye for Wax - Safe and Natural (16 Bottle)

I recently started making candles at home and decided to try the YRYM HT Candle Dye set. This collection of 16 liquid dyes has truly elevated my candle-making experience.​What I Love:Vibrant Colors: Each dye produces rich and vivid hues, allowing me to create a wide range of colorful candles.​Easy to Use: The liquid form mixes effortlessly with melted wax, ensuring even color distribution without clumping.​Safe and Natural: Made with eco-friendly ingredients, these dyes are safe to use and don't emit any unpleasant odors during the candle-making process.​Versatile: Compatible with various waxes, including soy, paraffin, and beeswax, giving me flexibility in my projects.​Cost-Effective: A little goes a long way; just a few drops are needed to achieve the desired shade, making this set a great value.​Final Thoughts:The YRYM HT Candle Dye set has been a fantastic addition to my candle-making supplies. The variety of colors and ease of use make it ideal for both beginners and experienced crafters. I've received numerous compliments on the vibrant colors of my candles, and I couldn't be happier with the results.​Highly recommend for anyone looking to add beautiful colors to their homemade candles! 🕯️🌈

I use these to color my wax for making wax melts and the colors are great and pigmented but some of them were labeled a certain color but didn’t really match up to it but they’re still pretty. The only thing I don’t like is that they don’t come in a resealable bag, once you open them you’ll have to tape it shut or all the colors will come out I ended up just putting them all in their own separate zipper bag I have laying around.

I started a candle business just over a year ago and I've use this brand from the beginning. The colors are a soft pastel color, unless you add a lot of color, but I love the calm colors I get! They work perfectly for my brand and I get compliments all the time regarding my candles. I use 100% soy wax and have never had any issue with blending the color into the wax. However, it does stain hands temporarily, so don't get started barehanded unless you're willing to end up with blue and pink dye spots on you. Overall, I love these colors and I will continue using these for a while!

I’ve been using the YRYM HT Candle Color Dye set for my soy wax candle making, and overall it’s a fantastic product with a few things to keep in mind.How to Use:Each dye comes in a small dropper bottle, which makes it super easy to control how much you add to your melted wax. I recommend starting with just a few drops and stirring well, then adding more if you want a deeper color. Since these dyes are concentrated, a little goes a long way—especially with lighter shades. The dyes work well with soy wax but are also compatible with paraffin and beeswax. Be sure to mix thoroughly to avoid streaks or uneven coloring.Pros:Huge color variety: With 34 colors, you can mix and match to create just about any shade you want.Precision dropper bottles: Makes adding the dye simple and mess-free.Natural and safe: Good for those who prefer eco-friendly candle making supplies.Versatile: Works with soy, paraffin, and beeswax.Cons:Color intensity varies: Some colors, especially reds and darks, require quite a few drops to reach a vibrant hue. This can make the dye run out faster than expected.Dropper issues: A few bottles’ droppers can clog, making dispensing tricky if not stored upright or sealed well.Color differences: Some shades may appear lighter or slightly different once set in wax compared to the bottle.Final thoughts:If you want a comprehensive set of candle dyes with lots of flexibility, this is a great choice. Just be patient with the amount of dye needed for deeper colors and store the bottles carefully. Perfect for hobbyists and small-batch candle makers looking to add a pop of color to their creations!

The dyes work great. Depending on how colorful you want your candle to be you may need to use seven or more drops. Wax melts seem to need at least five drops. The dye itself has a smell but it does not present itself in the candle/wax melt once it's been incorporated.

I have found some colors don't mix well with the soy wax giving the colors of the candle molds a chalky uneven look.

Colors are great. Can mix fully or partially and when cured they look amazing

No problems. I had a lot of fun marbling with it