Description
- Alpine Green
- Amaranth Pink
- Atomic Orange
- Baby Blue
- Berry Twist
- Black Pearl
- Blackberry
- Blue Enigma
- Blue Vibrance
- Brick Dust
- Brilliant Blue
- Bronze Brown
- Cabaret
- Cabin Fever
- Camouflage
- Candy Apple
- Cantaloupe
- Caribbean Blue
- Celadon Green
- Celestial Silver
- Cheshire Cat
- Copper Penny
- Coral Reef
- Cyber Grape
- Dark Navy Blue
- Electric Blue
- Electric Orange
- Emerald Green
- Enchantment
- Fantasia
- Fire Cider
- Firecracker
- Firefly
- Flower Girl
- Gold Enigma
- Green Vibrance
- Heart Breaker
- Hello Spring!
- High Society
- Hollywood Pink
- Honey Blush
- Iris Purple
- Jade Green
- Jam Session
- Kashmir
- Klein Blue
- Laurel Green
- Lemon Drop
- Lime Appeal
- Lollipop
- Love & Sunshine
- Love Song
- Lustrous Brown
- Magic Moments
- Magic Mushroom
- Mango Tango
- Maya Gold
- Midnight Blue
- Mimosa
- Mocha Brown
- My Red Obsession
- Neutral Gray
- New Leaf
- Nocturnal
- Northern Lights
- Oleander
- Orange Marmalade
- Orange Vibrance
- Orchid Purple
- Pink Vibrance
- Proud Peacock
- Purple Haze
- Purple Vibrance
- Queen of Hearts
- Rainforest
- Rapture
- Rapunzel
- Red Enigma
- Red Vibrance
- Rise & Shine
- Rose Pink
- Ruby Red
- Sahara Gold
- Savage Garden
- Sea Green
- Shimmer Gold
- Silver Mist
- Siren’s Song
- Sky Blue
- Snowflake Sparkle
- Sugar & Spice
- Summer Crush
- Synergy
- Tropical Teal
- Velvet Pearl
- Wanderlust
- Winter White
- 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.