1. Alpine Green
2. Amaranth Pink
3. Atomic Orange
4. Baby Blue
5. Berry Twist
6. Black Pearl
7. Blackberry
8. Blue Enigma
9. Blue Vibrance
10. Brick Dust
11. Brilliant Blue
12. Bronze Brown
13. Cabaret
14. Cabin Fever
15. Camouflage
16. Candy Apple
17. Cantaloupe
18. Caribbean Blue
19. Celadon Green
20. Celestial Silver
21. Cheshire Cat
22. Copper Penny
23. Coral Reef
24. Cyber Grape
25. Dark Navy Blue
26. Electric Blue
27. Electric Orange
28. Emerald Green
29. Enchantment
30. Fantasia
31. Fire Cider
32. Firecracker
33. Firefly
34. Flower Girl
35. Gold Enigma
36. Green Vibrance
37. Heart Breaker
38. Hello Spring!
39. High Society
40. Hollywood Pink
41. Honey Blush
42. Iris Purple
43. Jade Green
44. Jam Session
45. Kashmir
46. Klein Blue
47. Laurel Green
48. Lemon Drop
49. Lime Appeal
50. Lollipop
51. Love & Sunshine
52. Love Song
53. Lustrous Brown
54. Magic Moments
55. Magic Mushroom
56. Mango Tango
57. Maya Gold
58. Midnight Blue
59. Mimosa
60. Mocha Brown
61. My Red Obsession
62. Neutral Gray
63. New Leaf
64. Nocturnal
65. Northern Lights
66. Oleander
67. Orange Marmalade
68. Orange Vibrance
69. Orchid Purple
70. Pink Vibrance
71. Proud Peacock
72. Purple Haze
73. Purple Vibrance
74. Queen of Hearts
75. Rainforest
76. Rapture
77. Rapunzel
78. Red Enigma
79. Red Vibrance
80. Rise & Shine
81. Rose Pink
82. Ruby Red
83. Sahara Gold
84. Savage Garden
85. Sea Green
86. Shimmer Gold
87. Silver Mist
88. Siren’s Song
89. Sky Blue
90. Snowflake Sparkle
91. Sugar & Spice
92. Summer Crush
93. Synergy
94. Tropical Teal
95. Velvet Pearl
96. Wanderlust
97. Winter White
98. Yellow Vibrance

Each sample can color 1-2 pounds of soap. Lighter colors like orange and yellow should be used at 2 tsp. per pound of oils to get a brighter color intensity. Darker colors like Red Vibrance can be used at .5 tsp - 1 tsp. per pound.

Lighter and white micas will add tremendous shimmer to melt and pour soaps and resin.

Shimmer Gold added to this set 6/7/20. Cantaloupe, Firecracker, and Sea Green added 6/25/20. The Adamant Olive was removed from this set 11/01/2020.

Check individual product pages for ingredients, FDA approval, and use information.

Titanium dioxide (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size) is on the Proposition 65 list because it can cause cancer. Exposure to titanium dioxide may increase the risk of cancer. Once incorporated into a liquid or solid base it is no longer airborne and falls off the Prop 65 list. More Info.