Description
- Use rate in cold & hot process soaps: 3 teaspoons per pound of oils.
- Use rate in melt & pour soaps: .5 teaspoons per pound of oils.
This can be used as an alternative to Titanium Dioxide. The samples shown in our pictures are typical use rates of 1 tsp. per pound which is not enough to significantly whiten soap.
To use as an alternative to titanium dioxide, Winter White mica should be used at 3 tsp. per pound of oils. This will result in a much brighter white and there is no speckling as titanium dioxide can sometimes do.
If using in bath bombs, add polysorbate 80 at half your oils. For example, if your oil = 3 teaspoons, use polysorbate at 1.5 teaspoons. This will help prevent a color ring around the tub.
Color SDS/CoA/Safety
| INCI | Fluorphlogopite, titanium dioxide |
| Micron Size | <15 |
| FDA approved for Bath Bombs | Yes |
| FDA approved for Eye Area | Yes |
| FDA approved for Lips | Yes |
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- Soap Recipe Calculator
- Fragrance Calculator
- CP Soap Color Gallery
- Color Documentation
- Fragrance Documentation
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I bought this mica and attempted to use it to create a white soap. It did make it lighter but not enough for what I wanted. It wasn’t a bad mica. It just was not what I was looking for.
It does what it is suppose to do! I like this mica powder
This was the perfect white for my project.
I have only used it once but I am pleased with the results. The other colors in the soap were gold and brown so this stood out nicely. Much easier to use than TD which turned yellow on me last time I used it. I never knew how much TD to use and it always made me nervous. Winter White does not. I will keep it stocked!
My fav glitter to use
I bought this mica and attempted to use it to create a white soap. It did make it lighter but not enough for what I wanted. It wasn’t a bad mica. It just was not what I was looking for.
It does what it is suppose to do! I like this mica powder
This was the perfect white for my project.
I have only used it once but I am pleased with the results. The other colors in the soap were gold and brown so this stood out nicely. Much easier to use than TD which turned yellow on me last time I used it. I never knew how much TD to use and it always made me nervous. Winter White does not. I will keep it stocked!
My fav glitter to use