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Stained Glass Apple Red Powder Color

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$333.45

Produces a clear true red color in clear bases and a pastel pink color white bases. Highly concentrated - 1/8 oz. colors 150 lbs. of mp soap. Overuse will stain skin and clothes. Migrates in mp soap. Tints water when ...

Stained Glass Apple Red Powder Color

Produces a clear true red color in clear bases and a pastel pink color white bases. Highly concentrated - 1/8 oz. colors 150 lbs. of mp soap. Overu...

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Approved Applications

Bath Water (Use Polysorbate 80)
General Cosmetics
MP Soap

Directions

For liquid products, powder is best dissolved in distilled water and then added to the formula. For dry products, add desired amount of powder dye to dry ingredients. This is a very concentrated powder. Incorporate color into the formula slowly, using amount as desired. Adding this color to a white base will produce a beautiful pastel color. Adding this color to a clear base will produce a stain glass clear color. Using too much color may cause staining. Test your final product to insure optimal performance and no staining. Protect work areas and clothing when mixing.

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.

Specifics

INCI Red 40
Particle Size
CA Prop 65 Compliant
Country of Origin USA
Shelf Life 2 years

Overall rating: 4.519231 / 5 from 52 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Stained Glass Apple Red Powder Color offers a clear true red color in clear bases and a pastel pink color in white bases. It is highly concentrated, with 1/8 oz. coloring 150 lbs. of mp soap. However, overuse can stain skin and clothes and migrate in mp soap, tinting water when used in bath fizzies.

Summary topics

Color Quality: 62%
Red Color Intensity: 24%

Review topics: ["color","deal","water","problems","buy","use","price","works","red","skin","pigment","mixes","soap","sister","flavor","wsp","hit","pink","blue"].

Review highlights

"It hasn't dyed my skin or anything, and the color is really lovely." — Anna
"This is extremely pigmented and I love the color it turns my bath salts and the water." — Otto
"As color states, great apple red!" — Judy

Reviews

Colorant

"I've been searching for a true red color that doesn't turn pink in my cold process soaps and this worked pretty good. More of a reddish brown but not as brick red as i've found in other colorants. so far this is the best true to red i've found and will purchase again"

— Nora (5/5)

Great Value

"A little goes a long way, but be careful not to add too much. Just because you don't see the color; once you add the moisture to your recipe, it's quite possible you'll realized you ruined the products due to too much coloring. This is one of those things you'll just have to believe is there even if you can't immediately see it."

— Kristy (5/5)

very red

"This color is perfect for that candied apple color. Will buy agian."

— Jullia (5/5)

Horrible color

"It never produces a TRUE red for bath bombs I tried and tried to make it work but it makes a great pink. It's the weakest of all the stained glass colorants"

— Stephanie (1/5)

Brilliant

"Love this color in my bath bomb. Works well in the water"

— Audria (5/5)

Powerful Pigment!

"WSP wasn't kidding when they called this concentrated. A little bit really goes a long way. Just don't forget to dissolve in water ;) Also, for me personally I ended up getting more of a strawberry color. Still very beautiful, just not that crisp apple red I was wanting. Btw the color will not stain skin immediately so don't worry if you get some on you :) Happy soaping!"

— Audrey (5/5)

Workd great in melt and pour

"It comes out pretty in melt and pour soaps"

— Theresa (4/5)

Bath Bombs

"I bought three Stained Glass pigments in the primary colors. It takes a lot more of the red powder to get a good 'apple red' color than it does of any of the others, so keep that in mind. It does not incorporate easily (while making purple bombs; the blue mixed easily but the red speckled), and when they dissolve in water it sends out little random shooters of red that swirl and linger on top of the water before dissolving (my sister graciously described it as ""looking like when you get a nosebleed in the bath""), whereas the blue dissolved in instantly. I think that problem may be solved by mixing the pigment into the liquids before incorporating, or using some sort of foaming agent. I'm honestly torn between four and three stars for this product because I do love these pigments and their water solubility over micas / lakes is amazing (and really important to me). I've only encountered a few problems, but those problems are sort of big so I cut my losses and went for three. But I still think this is a great product, even if you do have to work with it!"

— Julieanna (3/5)

Great color

"When using this in bath bombs, dilute it in a water based liquid first! I used 1/8 tsp of the powder color with 1 tbs witch hazel and it produced a light red in my bomb! (1 ml of the color mixture was used for 1 bomb) No mixing was necessary, the powder incorporated into the witch hazel almost immediately. It wasn't as dark of a red as I had hoped but I'm worried it will stain the tub/skin if I reduce the liquid amount haha. This will last me a long time, a little really does go a long way!"

— Lylybell (5/5)

Great Color!

"A little goes a long way!"

— Agnes (5/5)

Q&A

I loved this apple red powder and it looks like it has been discontinued. What other color would be comparable to this red shade.: You can try the Bath Bomb Red Powder Color, it is similar in results and performance. If you are looking for a mica powder, NuTone Red might be your best bet.
Am I correct in assuming, that your stained glass colors, purchased in small amounts other than bulk, are not to be used for resale? They have to be "batch certified", which you only do for bulk orders?: You are correct. Only the bulk size in the Stained Glass dye powders are certified for bath bomb use. You can use the stained glass liquids. These do not need certification since they are mixed into a base.
Why isthisnotavailableany longer in a smaller amount? I loved all the stained glass powders for making bath bombs and now I see they are only available in bulk.....so disappointing.: These powder dyes have been discontinued. This is the only amount that we will offer as this would need to be special ordered from our supplier.
I'm adding this powder color to my dry mix but it's not coloring the mix, just remaining white. However when I drop my bath fizzy into the water, it dyes the water red. How can I get this colorant to dye my mix?: Try mixing the powder in with your fragrance oil or any liquid in your recipe before adding to your dry mixture. This will add color to your bath fizzies.
Are these Batch Certified?: The only size that is batch certified is the bulk size or 176 oz. size.