Mixed dye Tarhun, 1 kg

A Bold Herbal Green Shade Built for Bulk Manufacturing

The Mixed dye Tarhun in a 1 kg package is aimed at manufacturers who work with sizable batches and need a stable, repeatable shade from one production run to the next. A packaging size like this moves the product firmly out of hobbyist territory and into small studio or full industrial production, where consistent color output and cost efficiency both matter. This item belongs to the blended colorants category, which brings together compounds designed to deliver lasting, even color across many types of production lines.

The most common use for Tarhun dye is candle making, where it gives wax a vivid lime-green tone that fits perfectly into herbal and citrus-scented candle lines sold worldwide. The pigment is also widely used in household chemical products, coloring dish gels, glass cleaners, automotive care liquids and bar soaps that need a bright, recognizable shade on the shelf. In decorative cosmetics it finds a place in bath bombs, colored shower gels, body scrubs and similar items where the visual appeal of the finished product drives purchase decisions. Less frequently, but still notably, it is used to tint transparent and semi-transparent soap bases, giving a clean, saturated green result.

Because blended dyes carry a high pigment load, they are used sparingly - typically between 0.1 and 1 percent of the total product mass, with the exact figure depending on the desired intensity and the base material. When working with wax, the dye should be added to the melted mass at around 60 to 70 degrees Celsius, stirring thoroughly to avoid streaks or specks. In water-based and gel household chemical formulas, it can be introduced at room temperature or into a slightly warmed batch, depending on the specific formulation being used.

To fine-tune the shade or create secondary tones, Tarhun dye is often paired with water-based liquid dyes. Adding a small amount of Pomegranate liquid dye 10 ml warms up the green with a subtle brownish undertone, which is convenient to test in a small batch before scaling up production. For larger production runs that need the same adjustment at volume, it makes sense to work directly with Pomegranate Liquid dye 1 L, which pairs naturally with a full kilogram of blended pigment in terms of batch scaling. A softer, more pastel spring-like result can be achieved by mixing in a touch of Pink liquid dye 10 ml, which mutes the green slightly without shifting it too far from the original tone.

Store the dye in its original sealed container, away from direct sunlight, at stable room temperature and low humidity, since moisture and heat exposure can gradually affect its color performance. Before committing to a full production batch, it is always worth running a small test sample to calibrate the exact dosage for your specific equipment and formulation.

Bulk Batch of Herbal Mojito Gel Candles

Gel candle wax base 5000 g

Mixed dye Tarhun 4 g

Mojito or lime-mint fragrance oil 60 ml

Wooden or cotton wicks 20 pcs

Fragrance stabilizer 15 ml

Melt the gel wax base in a double boiler until fully liquid, bringing the temperature up to 70-75 degrees Celsius, then remove from heat and let it cool slightly to about 65 degrees. Stir in the Tarhun dye evenly until the pigment is fully dissolved with no clumps or streaks visible. Add the fragrance oil and stabilizer, mixing the blend for another minute to ensure even distribution. Pour the finished mixture into molds fitted with wicks and allow the candles to set at room temperature for at least 6 to 8 hours before packaging the finished batch for sale.