Phobis Fluorescent Powder Wax Colors for Candle Making Set of 6 Colors 10 gm Each

It doesn’t dissolve resulting uneven colours. Works pretty good with soy but okayish with paraffin.

Does not mix well in soy wax. The color is too dull. I have share the photos of tea light candle before & after drying. I had added lots of color still the result is pretty dull!!!

Works well with soy wax. Add a small amount to coconut oil before adding it to the wax. Very vibrant colors.

The packaging was not done well, the orange powder covered everything. Other than the colour quality is so so...If you are melting wax to make candles, remove the wax from the heat before you mix the colour. Constantly stir to keep the colour from solidifying.

I have started a new candle business at home & I have been riddled with questions since the first day! I'm glad that I came across this brand & the owner because Sunny, has answered all my queries in details and with utmost patience. He has also been highly interactive and helpful for my business. His tips really helped me to know the nuances of this field & I wish him all the luck for his future endeavors! Thank you so much Sunny, I appreciate your instantaneous assistance.

Gives a bright florescent color. Strong pigments but does NOT mix well with candle wax. Leaves unpleasant residue. NOT at all recommended for candle making.

Easy to use, they could have given some small spoon for each container, but over all it's worth of purchasing and the colour came out as expected.

Mix with coconut oil first and then put in candle wax. Good for such a price.