Stained Glass Ocean Blue Powder Color

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Posted By: Eleanor   |   April 06, 2019

"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?"

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Staff Answer 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.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 08, 2019

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Posted By: Kimberly   |   January 04, 2019

"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. "

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Staff Answer 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.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 07, 2019

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Posted By: Kara   |   January 26, 2018

"Are these Batch Certified?"

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Staff Answer The only size that is batch certified is the bulk size or 176 oz. size.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 29, 2018

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Posted By: Kara   |   April 19, 2017

"Can these powders be used in liquid soaps, sugar scrubs, and solid sugar scrubs?"

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Staff Answer Yes, the stained glass powders can be used in all these products.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 20, 2017

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Posted By: Corinne   |   February 08, 2017

"I've dissolved a mix of this and Apple Red in water to get a lovely purple, but when I added it to my baking soda it turned a funky green-- almost like floral foam color. How can I tint my baking soda purple instead of this awkward green?"

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Staff Answer You might try using the Stained Glass Violet Purple Powder instead. There may be a chemical reaction when adding the Ocean Blue and Apple Red dyes to the baking soda which are turning your product green. If adding a fragrance, this can also affect the color. You did not specifically say what you are making but if you are using this for bath bombs, there are other purple powders we offer that work very nicely. You can actually blend the Bath Bomb Blue and Red to get a beautiful purple color.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 17, 2017

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Posted By: Michelle   |   April 10, 2016

"What percentage is recommended for bath salts?"

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Staff Answer Less is more when it comes to coloring bath products with SG colors, we suggest starting with 1/8 tsp of color per pound of product. Be aware that stained glass colors do not show a true color when added to bath salts. Incorporating a liquid such as fragrance will help bring out the color of the powder. When this color in particular is added to the salt it is almost a black color. Make sure to test your product in a small batch. Stained Glass colors may stain the bath tub if too concentrated.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 12, 2016

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Posted By: Julie   |   December 06, 2013

"Is the stained glass ocean blue powder the same as the bath bomb blue powder? Julie"

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Staff Answer Good question! The Stained Glass Ocean Blue and Bath Bomb Blue are different colors and will give you different shades of blue. When looking at our website, a good way to compare our colors is by looking at the pictures available. The Bath Bomb colors are perfect for Bath Fizzies/Bombs but can also be used in Soap. We list how to in our directions for the product. The Overview also lists good product information. The Stained Glass colors are great if you'd like a brighter color for your so

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 10, 2013

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