Candle Dye Blocks

Our wax blocks work well in paraffin, soy, and blended waxes. When used as dye for soy candles, colors may appear softer or more muted, which is natural for vegetable-based waxes. Paraffin waxes tend to hold stronger, more vivid tones, making candle color dye blocks versatile for a wide range of applications.

How to Use Color Blocks?

Start by melting your wax to the manufacturer’s recommended temperature. Add a portion of the candle dye block into the melted wax and stir until fully dissolved. For consistent results, test a small batch first to see how the shade develops as the candle cools.

How to Use Dye Blocks for Candles Effectively?

One block typically colors 2–3 lbs of wax to a medium shade, though results vary by wax type and fragrance load. For lighter hues, use less dye; for deeper tones, increase the amount. Always record your formula so you can recreate the color later.

When to Add Candle Dye During Melting

Always add candle color blocks when the wax is completely melted, before introducing fragrance oils. This helps the pigment disperse evenly and prevents streaking or spotting in the finished candle

What are candle dye blocks made of?

They are oil-soluble colorants formulated to blend evenly into wax.

Do candle dye blocks affect fragrance throw?

No. Candle wax dye blocks are designed to color your candles without interfering with hot or cold scent throw. Try dye blocks for soy candles and more!

Can I mix different dye block colors?

Yes. Many candle makers combine blocks to create custom shades. Testing in small batches helps perfect your formula.

Are dye blocks better for bulk production?

Yes. Candle making dye blocks are easy to measure and repeat, making them efficient for scaling up