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Stained Glass Sunflower Orange Liquid Color

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Stained Glass Sunflower Orange Liquid Color

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$1.09

True orange clear color with yellow undertone. In white bases the color is pastel. Super concentrated.

Size: 5 ml

($6.41/oz)

5 ml

Sample Size

$1.09

($6.41/oz)

2 oz

$10.95

($5.48/oz)

16 oz

Stained Glass Sunflower Orange Liquid Color

True orange clear color with yellow undertone. In white bases the color is pastel. Super concentrated.

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Details

Approved Applications

General Cosmetics
MP Soap

Directions

Add color to base, drop-by-drop. Use amount as desired. Adding more drops will produce a darker color. You have used too much color if your soap bubbles are not white or if your lotion is not white whne rubbed into the skin. Adding this color to white soap will produce a pastel colored bar of soap.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Shake well before use.

Specifics

INCI Water Propylene Glycol Tetrasodium Methylparaben Propylparaben Yellow 6
CA Prop 65 Compliant
Country of Origin USA
Shelf Life 2 years

Overall rating: 4.8131866 / 5 from 91 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Stained Glass Sunflower Orange Liquid Color offers a true orange clear color with a yellow undertone, appreciated for its beautiful color in various applications. Some customers found the orange color darker than expected, but it is super concentrated.

Summary topics

Overall Color Quality: 82%
Orange Color: 10%

Review topics: ["color","value","base","buy","works","orange","soap","stays","peach","tone","melts","shade","mess","name","liquid","mixes","ease"].

Review highlights

"They are the easiest to measure and stay consistent and the colors stay nice and vibrant." — Sandy
"I like the different colors and shades you get with this color with white and clear mandp bases." — Vanessa
"Perfect Color for Sweet Orange Cold Process Soap" — Angie

Reviews

great color

"Here is a little clip showing a few soaps using this orange color. I was craving an orange that looks juicy and screams summer! I used it with Satsuma 612. The color is just as great with clear or white bases. I also did a gift box with this orange, and also lavender colored soaps. The two colors and scents are a nice gift."

— Rosie (5/5)

great color!

"i'm a huge fan of orange shades and this dye produces some really great ones. i start with just a couple drops and then add more if i want to get a deeper color. the sample size lasted me a long time!"

— Katy (5/5)

A little Goes a LONG way!

"I love these colors, they are true to match and a little goes a long way so it is price effective as well. Along with WSP's UV color protection; these are unstoppable to creating the best colored products EVER!"

— Kristy (5/5)

Bright!

"Really pretty but not florescent!"

— Patricia (5/5)

Wonderful colorant - Used Everyday

"I only use liquid colorant and these are perfect! True colorants and I don't need to use the entire bottle to color a product. Buy these and you will be happy too."

— Cindy (5/5)

The Perfect Hue

"This product lends itself perfectly for use as a pastel peach or a true orange. The color is unmuddled without being too bright."

— Jullia (5/5)

Must have for bath bombs

"These colors are perfect for bath bombs, they are vibrant and don't cause the reaction that smells like sulfur!"

— Joanna (5/5)

Nice Color

"Good in melt and pour."

— Theresa (4/5)

Love

"Works great in clear M&P to keep it see through : )"

— Nicole (5/5)

Beautiful color no mess

"Even a little really added that zing to the product would buy again for sure"

— Suzanne (5/5)

Q&A

can this color be used in liquid soap and if so should the paste be colored first or wait until after its diluted.: This can be used in liquid soap as is.
Do these colors need to be diluted further or do you use as is. Thanks.: These colors should not be diluted. They are used as is. We recommend adding one drop at a time until the desired shade is reached.
Can I use this in making candles?: These are water-based colors and cannot be used in candle wax which is an oil-based product.
Do these colors morph when citric is added ?: The only color that might morph is the Violet Purple and Ocean Blue. These colors will most likely turn gray in your bath fizzies.
Can this be mixed with shea butter or cocoa butter? Are there other colors that are recommended for mixing with these butters and other butters?: The Stained Glass colors are water based and will not mix well with butters and oils. You do need to check each powder, but the micas can all be mixed in oils.