Description

Premium commercial grade. Beautiful amethyst concentrated water soluble dye. This is an amazingly gorgeous mauve/pink and sure to please the bath bomb fan.

For use in cosmetics, bath bombs, soaps, frosting, bubble bars and more.

Please keep in mind these are commercial grade, a tiny bit goes a very long way.

Wear gloves when using as they are dyes.

CI 42090/CI45100

Non Batch Certified

USAGE: 1/4 TSP PER 2 CUPS BAKING SODA.

THIS DYE MUST BE BLOOMED IN BAKING SODA BEFORE USE.

HOW DO I BLOOM MY DYE?

Blooming your water-soluble dye is easy! All you need is a few minutes to mix your baking soda and dye together to activate your beautiful Creation Essential Color. Take your desired dye that requires blooming, add your dye to your baking soda and spray with distilled water until mixture feels like wet sand. Fully incorporate and mix baking soda, dye, and water together. Lay colored mix on cookie sheet to dry fully. Once dry, use in your bath bomb mix.

WHAT IS A WATER-SOLUBLE DYE? 

Water soluble dyes are highly concentrated powdered dyes that are for use in bath bombs, soaps, lotions, bubble bath, shampoos, conditioners and more! Our Creation Essentials Colors are extremely concentrated dyes. These dyes should be used carefully, and gloves should be worn when make products as they can cause temporary skin staining.

HOW MUCH DYE SHOULD I USE? 

We always recommend starting with 1/2-1 tsp of dye per 2 cups of Baking Soda, depending on the color you want to achieve. For this color study we used 10 grams of dye for 5 cups of baking soda (roughly 2 1/2 tsp/ 5 cups BS). We find that blooming larger amounts works best for us because we like to have left over bloomed ready-to-go dye. Store the bloomed baking soda in an airtight container for use as needed.

SHOULD I USE POLY 80? 

Our dyes should not stain skin or tubs if used within the recommended amount. If you are exceeding 1 tsp dye per 2 cups Baking Soda, Poly 80 may be required to avoid temporary staining. Some Creation Essentials Colors are stronger than others (Examples: Hot pink, teal, blue 1). ALWAYS test your products before sale.

DO I REPLACE THE BAKING SODA IN MY BATH BOMB RECIPE WITH MY BLOOMED BAKING SODA? 

Yes! If your bath bomb recipe calls for 2 cups of baking soda, use 2 cups of your bloomed baking soda.

MY BATH BOMBS FADE! HOW DO I STOP THIS? 

If you are having trouble with your bath bombs fading, rest assured it is not only you! Fading can happen due to many factors. Lighting is the #1 reason for your beautiful Creation Essentials to be fading. We recommend storing your bath bombs, and bloomed baking soda in dry dark spaces. Try to avoid leaving your products exposed to fluorescent lighting. Although your bath bombs may fade slightly over time, the Creation Essentials dye will still be vibrant once it hits the water!

SHOULD I USE ALCOHOL OR WITCH HAZEL TO MY BATH BOMB MIX? 

We do not use alcohol or witch hazel in our bath bomb mixture because it can cause discoloration’s. We have not studied our Creation Essentials with the use of either Alcohol or Witch Hazel and are not sure how either ingredient will react with the dye.

WHY IS MY POWDERED DYE A WEIRD COLOUR? 

Does your Creation Essentials Color not look how you imagined? No stress- our water-soluble dyes show their true beautiful color when activated by water. Once you activate the dye with water, you will get a huge color pay off!