Red (insoluble pigment) Powder (ci15850)
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INSPIGM001
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Mid red pigment insoluble in water. Ideal for colouring oils in CP soaps.
Not intended for use in melt & pour soaps, bath bombs or dry toiletries.
Use water-dispersible versions instead.
Not intended for use in melt & pour soaps, bath bombs or dry toiletries.
Use water-dispersible versions instead.
| Extended Information | Not for use in melt and pour soaps, bath bombs or dry toiletries. Use water-dispersible versions instead. Soluble only in oils and solvent i.e.alcohol. Especially useful in cold process soaps for pale and subtle colour, this pigment is NOT water soluble and is best added to the hot, melted oils where it disperses and remains true in the final product, although it may discolour at first (i.e. yellows may turn orange and back to yellow again). A little goes a very long way. Picture is of product dispersed in solvent. This pigment is not water soluble. It will colour oils, some solvents and glycol. When using this product to colour cold-process soaps it is important to add it to the oils before adding the lye. Full description... Napthol Carmine, Permanent Carmine or Pigment Red 5 is the pigment found in original Carbolic Soap and is now widely used in many applications including many modern branded soaps. Its known as an insoluble pigment (insoluble in water). Do Not use this pigment in Bath Bombs. |
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