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Indigo Powder

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Indigo Powder is a natural blue powder that has been used for many years to naturally dye clothing and cosmetic products. Indigo Powder is dark blue to purple in Melt and Pour Soaps and a grayish purple in Cold Proces...

Indigo Powder

Indigo Powder is a natural blue powder that has been used for many years to naturally dye clothing and cosmetic products. Indigo Powder is dark blu...

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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. Can also be infused in oils for use in salves, ointments and balms.

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: 4.6666665 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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Reviews

Beautiful natural color

"Beautiful natural color"

— Aissata L. (5/5)

I can't wait to try

"I can't wait to try it!"

— Aurora A. (5/5)

Natural color

"Looking forward to use it in my soap"

— Abeir H. (5/5)

Great natural colorant!

"I love the gray/blue shade my ocean soaps had. It is a very strong pigment for a natural ingredient, I will definitely be ordering again!"

— Viktorija (5/5)

Love These Little Buggers

"I love these little Buggers! I purchased these a few weeks ago to put my best selling fragrant oils in. My customers keep asking me if I sell FO and I've always said no. The reason was I didn't have a nice container for them. Well this fits the bill. I'm attending an event this weekend. Can't wait to get customer feedback. T"

— Leslie (5/5)

Love the color

"I used indigo powder for my CP soaps and it gave beautiful light navy and gray colors. I love using natural colorants, and this is one of my favorites so far."

— Chiaki (5/5)

Surprise

"Indigo powder turns grey in cold process soap. First time I used it, I liked the end results but thought it would have been more blue. Better prepared next time."

— DEBORAH (3/5)

Great stuff!

"Love this stuff! It worked beautifully in my soaps."

— Shawn (5/5)

Pretty light blue color

"I add this directly to the oil mixture and it makes a lovely light blue color."

— Carol (5/5)

Great Find, fair prices

"I've been looking for this for years! So happy to play with a new hue in my botanical coloring box. It comes in an easy to use plastic jar. I'm getting a very pretty grey/green/blue when added to my cold process soap lye bath."

— Rebecca (5/5)

Q&A

I ordered without asking, can this be used to dye fabric? being natural what is the percent of indigo tint?: This can be used on clothing. We don't have a percentage. We are not as familiar with cloth dying procedures. You would need to test.
Can this be used in a powder clay mask?: We do not recommend using indigo powder on the face. It will stain the skin.
Can you use this for HP soap? Maybe after the cook?: You can use indigo powder in HP. It will not be a true blue but will change to a bluish gray even with HP.
May I use powder for hair oil?also is this consistently mixed?Please let me know.: You will need to test this powder in a hair oil. We do not know if you plan to dye the hair or just lightly color the oil itself. The product is consistently mixed.
Can this be used in whipped body butters or will it stain the skin?: This powder can be used in a body butter. As with any color used, if using a lot of powder to get a deep color, you may get some staining.