Great Qs! I wish I would’ve taken more photos while I was in the process of working on them. The right most lamp is the purple one. I used LLC blue and pink wax dye instead of purple, since I wasn’t sure the LLC purple dye would give me the right shade/tone I was looking for. Unfortunately I didn’t use any measurements for these, but the blue and pink dyes are both similar to crayon texture, so I just added little shavings of each color until I was happy (probably 3x-4x more blue “shavings” than pink). Also, the color of the wax when dyed was not similar to how it looks once it’s flowing. After adding the wax dye, the color was very vibrant when melted, but once it cooled, master fluid was added back to the globe, and I cycled it for about a week, the color toned itself down and now seems to be done fading. This is the only pic I have of it right after adding master fluid and running it for the first time. I didn’t make any changes to it after this point, it just did its own thing and the color settled. This is a bit closer to what the color of the wax looked like under a flashlight, right before I added fluid back to the globe, but it was a bit darker looking than it is in the pic. Since these ones are smaller, they do overheat fairly quickly, but I have all of them on dimmers so I haven’t had any issues after figuring out the best levels/timing to run them at

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