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Working With Natural Colorants


Jeana

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3 minutes ago, Sarah S said:

Which colorants did you use? When I try to go natural, my soap is just many shades of brown. 😂😂

 

The blues are indigo, and alkanet. The oranges are a combo of paprika and turmeric. The red is Aussie clay. The tan stripe is a mix of ginger powder and ground apricot seed. The kind of burgundy color is sandalwood powder. The brown is cocoa powder. The green is a mica, but the rest of the colors are natural. 

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Love the colors. I could never get my natural colorants to do what I wanted from them. Also, many I found were grainy or scratchy so eventually I gave up. 

 

However, your soapies are an inspiration.

 

I do love indigo and tumeric. They are brilliant in soap!

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19 minutes ago, Candybee said:

Love the colors. I could never get my natural colorants to do what I wanted from them. Also, many I found were grainy or scratchy so eventually I gave up. 

 

However, your soapies are an inspiration.

 

I do love indigo and tumeric. They are brilliant in soap!

 

Some of these will be a little scratchy, but I've been asked to make more exfoliating soaps, so I did the colorants and herbs without infusing them this time.

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