Size (length*width*height): 7cm x 7cm x 11cm

Expiry Date: No Expiry

Skin Concerns: Acne-Prone

Skin Type: All Types

DUE TO CMCO, THIS PRODUCT IS NOT APPLICABLE/CANNOT BE SHIPPED OUT TO SABAH AND SARAWAK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

WARNA WARNA PIGMENT UNTUK MEMBUAT SABUN (10 GRAM):

1. LIGHT PURPLE
2. BRIGHT YELLOW
3. DARK BLACK
4. CURRANT RED
5. EMERALD GREEN
6. ULTRA MARINE
7. FUSHCIA
8. DREAM RED
9. AQUARIUS
10. APPLE GREEN
11. DREAM BLUE
12. SHIMMER GOLD
13. TANGGARINE
14. GRASS GREEN
15. PURPLE ROSE
16. GOLD RED
17. SANDSTONE
18. MAYA BLUE
19. PRUSSIAN BLUE
20. CYAN
21. DANDELION
22. MATCHA
23. MAHOGANY
24. PARTY PINK
25. TIGER ORANGE
26. ORIENTAL RED
27. INTENSE PURPLE
28. SILVER GREY
29. BLACK CARBON
30. MOSAIC YELLOW
31. WHITE SHELL
32. KAOLIN
33. TITANIUM DIOXIDE
34. CALCIUM CARBONATE
35. RED IRON OXIDE
36. MERCK GOLD NO 3

In many natural store-bought products, using oxides and pigment soap colorants is the key to achieving gorgeous color.
In soap making, oxides and pigments are soap colorants that come in a powdered form. They can provide very strong color, or they can be used in smaller amounts to provide pastel tones.

Pigments and oxides are usually made in a lab now to prevent any chance of bacteria or other compounds from contaminating the mix. Although they are synthetic, they are often made with natural ingredients, and are made to mimic things from nature.

Pigments and oxide soap colorants made this way are perfect and also consistent in color, so you can be sure you’re getting the same shade every time you buy it. Because these are made to be like things found in nature.

Before you use a pigment powder in soap, the colours should be tested first, to know how much of powder to use and it should be combined with a liquid and stir properly in order to break or dissolve the lumps before adding to the soap batter mix.

The best choice for mixing with powdered colorants is liquid vegetable GLYCERIN It will hold up over time, so you can mix a lot and use it over a few weeks. The powder disperses nicely and you can mix it into any bath and body care product.

METHODS:

Start with a small amount, like ¼ teaspoon of pigment, and add a few drops of glycerin to it. Stir well, and add more pigment or glycerin as needed. Remember that as you get more concentrated color, chances of staining will increase. (If you’re not concerned with having an all-natural product, you can add a small amount of polysorbate 80 to bath bombs. This unnatural ingredient helps keep pigments from sticking to the sides of the bath tub.)