Green Tea Powder

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$7.64

Green Tea Powder is made from the leaf of the green tea plant. This powder has become a huge trend in the health industry and is now very popular in the cosmetic industry. Naturally green powder smells of fresh green ...

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Directions

Incorporate into formula, amount as desired. Common use levels are 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon per pound of base. Test your final product to insure optimal performance and no staining.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid breathing dust or contact with eyes. Wear gloves, mask, and eye protection when handling. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Review topics: ["scent","glitter"].

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Reviews

Pretty glitter

"I love this glitter combined with black molded into moon shaped bath bombs. So pretty."

— Michelle (5/5)

Turns brown

"I use this in CP soap- i know it has plenty of skim benefits but I do like to use a large amount for that exact purpose, & it turns a dark brown color. It might be a darker green if I used less but I haven't gone that route yet."

— Lana (5/5)

love the scent of green tea powder

"Loved the color and scent"

— Celeste (5/5)

Q&A

At what point in the process should this green tea powder be added in HP soap?: the best time to add green tea powder is after the cooking process, when the soap has reached a trace and the lye solution has been fully incorporated into the oils.
Can this be used in shampoo/conditioner? If so, how much for 8oz? Thank you very much for your response: Yes, this can be added to shampoo and conditioner. Note that it may turn green. You can add this at 1-2%.
Will this turn brown in melt and pour soap?: Yes, this will turn grayish brown in MP soap.
Will this product stain a bathtub if used in a soak or bath fizzy/bath bomb?: It shouldn't and we have not found it to, but this just depends how much is used and the material of the bath tub.
Can I use this in foam bath whip? If so, do I have to add it with water to activate powder and then add to small portion of bath whip? Also do I need to add a preservative?: Yes, this can be used in foaming bath whip. It does not need water to "activate" it can be added as it. We do recommend using a preservative when adding additional ingredients to this base.