Iron Oxides
Iron oxides are most commonly used as non-bleeding colorants in Melt and Pour and Cold Process Soap.
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Iron oxides are most commonly used as non-bleeding colorants in Melt & Pour and Cold Process Soap.
There are multiple benefits to using iron oxides in your soaps. Oxides are safe for use in personal care products, pure in tone, have a matte finish and have been filtered to eliminate impurities. Use one by itself to increase soaps’ tonal color or mix with other colorants to achieve deeper tones. If used in clear bases, due to the nature of this colorant, they will not remain transparent. Mix well to prevent speckling.
Black iron oxide will achieve a pastel grey color in a white soap base.
Red iron oxide will achieve a pastel orange color in a white soap base.
Yellow iron oxide will achieve a pastel yellow color in a white soap base.
Brown iron oxide will achieve a pastel light brown/beige color in a white soap base.
Sienna iron oxide will achieve a pastel tan color in a white soap base.
Use this batch calculator to help you determine exactly how much you need to use of this ingredient for your next batch.
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- Brown Iron Oxide
- Black Iron Oxide
- Red Iron Oxide
- Sienna Iron Oxid
- Yellow Iron Oxide
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Hello,
I just wanted to see if you could provide a COA/ Shelf life for both your Yellow Liquid colorant and Yellow Powder colorant. Are both the liquid and powder equivalent?-
Hello Paloma, all of our products have a 1 year use by suggestion. The liquid soap colorants are for melt and pour soap and the oxide pigments are recommended for cold process soap. Both are completely different ingredients.
Thank you
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