Descripción
The powder in the jar may look different than you expect! Dyes need to be added to water to turn into their true color.
Dyes are very concentrated! A little goes a very long way. Dye can stain hands, counter tops, or anything it touches. Wear gloves and protect all work surfaces.
Cold Process Soap: Dyes are not recommended for CP soap. They tend to morph, migrate into other colors, and bleed.
Liquid & MP Soaps: They are absolutely wonderful for use in melt & pour and liquid soaps. Dilute the dye with a bit of water then add to your soap.
Bath Bombs: Dyes are best when bloomed before adding to your bath bomb recipe. Blooming means to dissolve a bit of dye in water first, then add to the baking soda that goes in your bath bomb mix.
Color SDS/CoA/Safety
| INCI | D&C Red No. 28 Dye |
| FDA approved for Bath Bombs | Yes |
| FDA approved for External Use | Yes |
| FDA approved for Eye Area | No |
| FDA approved for Lips | Yes |
Read more about Color Additives Permitted for Use in Cosmetics (FDA).
TAMBIÉN TE PUEDE INTERESAR
It gives a bright color to my bath bombs.
Great colors for bath bombs
Loving the beautiful Bright colors of the dyes.
This makes an amazing hot pink color. You can also mix it with blue to get purple (add a tiny bit more red than blue for a true, vibrant purple). It stays pretty much in the darker pink category than the previous red 27 but is very consistent.
This worked great in my bath bombs!
It gives a bright color to my bath bombs.
Great colors for bath bombs
Loving the beautiful Bright colors of the dyes.
This makes an amazing hot pink color. You can also mix it with blue to get purple (add a tiny bit more red than blue for a true, vibrant purple). It stays pretty much in the darker pink category than the previous red 27 but is very consistent.
This worked great in my bath bombs!