Dyes that do not migrate glycerin soap

Dyes for soap powders

Dyes for powdered soaps that do not migrate, that is, with the passage of time the colors do not mix with each other. With them you will get your soaps to stay in a stable color for a long time. They are cosmetic grade, so you can use them to make glycerin soaps.

These powder dyes offer two advantages: they do not degrade easily and they are not diluted with other colors. That's why they're ideal for making marbled glycerin soap or colored layered glycerin soap. If you do not use this type of dyes, with the passage of time the colors will end up mixing. With these you make sure that this does not happen.

You will see that there is a large palette of colors: yellow, orange, red, magenta, green, blue or purple. In addition, you can mix them together to obtain new tonalities according to your tastes. This way you can make completely personalized soaps.

The color palette we have created is based on the knowledge and criteria of our design team. Of course, it must be made clear that it is a subjective interpretation, since each person can have a different vision of the same color.

By designing a wide palette of colors we seek to adapt to all tastes and above all facilitate mixing for our customers. If you want to create your own range of colors from scratch you can do it by resorting to primary colors. In this way you will get the tonalities to be completely to your liking. We offer you all the possibilities that you decide is what best suits your needs.

These pigments act by dispersion and dull the soaps so do not use them if you are thinking of making transparent glycerin soaps. They work perfectly with the white glycerin base.

To use them it is advisable to dissolve a small part of the dye in water or alcohol 96º. Both ingredients are crushed in a mortar until a kind of paste is achieved. With this advice you will be able to break the color particle and the pigment will dye more. The result: a more intense color and no specks of undispersed dye in the soap.

When the dye and alcohol are well integrated, add to the melted glycerin soap base and mix. These dyes are concentrated, so with very little amount you can dye a lot of soap. They spread a lot and are very profitable.

In our blogs you can see how to work with them and you will find ideas and proposals to make glycerin soaps in many different ways.