Matte Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Powder

Overall rating: 4.811594 / 5 from 414 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Matte Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Powder is highly praised for its vibrant and true blue color, which stays consistent in various recipes and products. Customers appreciate its ease of use and the beautiful results it produces, especially in soap. However, a few customers noted an unpleasant scent.

Summary topics

• Vibrant Blue Color: 23%
• Color Consistency: 3%
• Vibrant Cobalt Blue Pigment: 3%
• Product Results: 3%
• Blue Shade: 4%

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Review highlights

• "This color works very well in my soaps, cold process and melt and pour." — Laura
• "This Matte Cobalt Blue is the best blue color I have ever had in CP Soap." — Mary
• "The color stayed true in CP and held up well." — Tina

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Q&A

What country is this made in?

We get this color from China.

Can this be used to color body butters?

Yes, this can be used in body butters.

How many teaspoons are in 2 ounces? It would be nice if they could show about how many tsps/tbsps are in the powders. I don't use my powders in ounces, only tsp/tbsp so it makes it difficult to know how much to order

There are about 12 teaspoons per 2 oz jar.

Can this be mixed with another pigment color to get a deep purple? If so what would you recommend.

You can add some Americana Red to get a deep purple. What you might do is blend the cobalt blue in a small amount of glycerin. Then, add small amounts of red pigment to get the shade you want. You

This is a generalized question about the powdered pigments. Can I mix and ultramarine pigment (lets say cobalt blue) with a oxide pigment (lets say americana red), will I get a shade of purple, or will they not blend and just make a mess :)

The pigments can be blended together. You might try adding equal amounts of color to some glycerin to see what color you get. Then add a little more of one or the other to get the correct shade you want. You can either use this liquid to add to your product or add the same amount of powder colors to the product you are making.