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Key Lime Green

Sale price$5.50
Size: 1 fl. oz
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Product Details

Neon green and Key Lime Green are not the same thing. This shade leans zesty rather than electric, with just enough yellow mixed in to feel fresh instead of artificial. A few drops take you to a soft sage, and a few more push it toward a bold, saturated green.

As a liquid dye, it skips the dust and clumping that come with powdered colorants entirely, blending clean into melted wax every time. Soy wax pulls the shade toward pastel while paraffin holds it vibrant, so testing your specific wax is worth the extra few minutes.

It carries a high flash point of 200°F (93°C) for safer handling, uses a natural solvent, and is vegan, cruelty free, and made in the USA. One small quirk worth knowing: the bottle may carry a faint scent on its own, but it fades away once blended into a finished candle.

Info

• No dusting like traditional powders, making them cleaner and easier to work with
• Virtually free of insoluble matter, ensuring smooth and even color blending
• High flash point of 200°F (93°C) makes them safer and more stable during candle making
• Easily mix different shades together to customize your perfect hue
• Super concentrated formula means you only need a few drops for bold color
• Made with a natural solvent for a cleaner, greener choice
• Vegan-friendly and cruelty-free, so you can create with a conscience
• Proudly made in the USA for quality you can trust

As with all candle making projects, we always recommend testing to achieve desired results.

Note: The shades shown in the picture are approximate and can vary with the amount of dye and type of wax used. Other factors that can impact color when making candles include wax opacity, use of additives such as stearic acid, and fragrance.

Due to wax consistencies, it is common for paraffin waxes to produce vibrant colors and soy waxes to produce more pastel tones.

Liquid candle dyes may have a slight smell in the bottle that is not noticeable in finished candles. Colors do not separate in storage, but minimal shaking is recommended prior to use.

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