Liquid pigment dispersion ... but planning to try some natural alternatives ...
I love how you did your tops, it looks like a 3D design. Very nice
Liquid pigment dispersion ... but planning to try some natural alternatives ...
I love how you did your tops, it looks like a 3D design. Very nice
Where do you buy your natural micas from?
I will be be getting some.Micas aren't considered natural. I got my micas from Nurture Soap Supplies. They have some awesome colors that don't morph in CP.
Wow! I am going to switch! That is a beautiful color. So how did you infuse? What oil did you use and how much? Did you infuse for a few hours/days? Sorry about the questions, but your color is beautiful. Is the alkanet a powder?
Micas aren't considered natural. I got my micas from Nurture Soap Supplies. They have some awesome colors that don't morph in CP.
With ultramarine purple, do you have to add quite a lot (as compared with ultramarine blue) to get a decent color?
I get a nice light to medium blue with a modest amount of UM blue, but more of a lavender gray with about the same amount of UM violet. And it seems as if the UM violet starts out more lavender in the batter, but gets more gray as the soap cures.
I've only tried these two colors a few times. I look forward to using the blue again, and am beginning to cringe about using the violet. Is it me or is it soap gremlins? :mrgreen:
This is probably due to the fact that many soaps (and EOs) are yellowish. Since purple and yellow are complementary, the yellow undertones take the saturation of the purple down a bit.
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