very deep and dark with less added than I expected

If there's anything I can't stress enough...it's to buy all candle dye from a trustworthy candle supply company, such as Candle Science! If what you're doing is hobby, then I suppose Amazon and craft shops are just fine. But, if you're running a business, then this is the better route! I don't dye my products too often, but I have a private order for wedding wax melts, and teal happens to be one of their wedding colors, and i tested it out, and it's a beautiful teal color! But, most importantly, there is NO smell from this! When I began making candles and wax melts, I bought all of my dye on amazon, but noticed my wax melts began having an odor to them after they were on the shelf for some time. I did a little research, and discovered that certain dyes can actually transmit a scent to the product, especially if you're using a lot to obtain a particular color. This isn't a big deal if you are making a product with NO scent, but you definitely don't want a plastic smell in your scented wax melts or candles! The prices here are actually cheap so i'm urging you...if you want or need to dye...just buy it here...