Bekro Solid Dyes for Candle Manufacturing
Colour is an important part of a candle collection's visual identity. It can help distinguish product ranges, create seasonal collections and establish a consistent appearance across a brand's products.
Candelis offers a selection of Bekro solid dyes for candles and wax melts, intended for professional candle makers and manufacturers.
Which Candle Dye Colours Are Available?
Our range includes seven colours: black, pink, red, green, purple, blue and yellow.
These dyes can be used when developing different shades, subject to testing with your specific formulation. The final colour intensity and appearance depend on factors such as the dosage and the wax used.
How Do You Choose a Candle Dye for Your Wax?
The appearance of a candle dye can vary according to the wax composition, its original colour and the manufacturing process. The same dye may therefore produce different results in different formulations.
Before approving a dye for production, we recommend checking:
- Colour after cooling: compare the finished shade with your intended result.
- Dosage: establish the quantity required for your formulation.
- Dye dispersion: check incorporation into the wax in accordance with the product's technical recommendations.
- Burning behaviour: carry out burn tests on the finished candle formulation.
Wax selection is equally important. Explore our range of professional candle waxes to find materials suited to your manufacturing process.
Why Should You Test Dyes, Fragrances and Wicks Together?
Adding a dye introduces another variable into candle development. The wax, fragrance, dye and wick should be assessed together to check the performance of the finished product.
To complete your formulation, explore our fragrance oils for candles and diffusers and our selection of candle wicks.
What Does “CLP-Free” Mean for a Candle Dye?
Some products may carry information relating to their regulatory classification. Always consult the technical and regulatory documentation for the individual dye to understand which classifications apply.
The classification of an individual raw material does not, by itself, determine the classification of the finished candle. Manufacturers must assess the regulatory and labelling requirements applicable to their final formulations and markets.
Sourcing Candle Dyes for Professional Production
Candelis supports candle makers, brands and manufacturers with their raw material sourcing requirements.
Whether you are developing a new candle collection or planning regular production, contact our team for a quotation within 24 hours and discuss the products best suited to your requirements.
