Soap Dye Soap Making Set - 10 Liquid Colors for Soap Coloring,Coal Black, Royal Blue,Chocolate Brown,Lemon Yellow,Fruit Green,Sunset Red,Sunset Yellow,Deep Pink,Super Red and Grape Violet

I used 8 drops of pink in 400 gms goat milk melt and pour. Very pink

Everything as should be.

Granddaughter enjoyed

I bought this for soap making. So far I've tried only red, purple, pink and blue colors. They are concentrated enough, I used 3-4 drops to achieve nice colors. But, why I gave it only 4 stars: pink color fades next day I made the soap! Other colors I tried from the kit are good, I don't know what's wrong with pink color, but I don't like that, I'll just throw it out and will be using 2-3 drops of red instead ( it's on a second picture) You can see on a first picture that the bottom of a boot is more intensive that the soap itself. This discoloration happened only in one day! overall it's a good kit for soap maker starters)))

The Soap Dye Soap Making Set offers a vibrant selection of 10 liquid colors perfect for soap coloring projects. Each color, from Coal Black to Grape Violet, is concentrated and easy to mix, ensuring vivid and consistent results in handmade soaps. The set is versatile, suitable for various soap-making techniques including melt-and-pour and cold process methods. With colors like Royal Blue, Lemon Yellow, and Sunset Red, it provides ample creative possibilities for crafting beautifully colored soaps. Whether you're a beginner or experienced soap maker, this set is a convenient and reliable choice to add artistic flair to your creations.

Excellent product! 100% recommended for making soap!

Good quality dyes for making colored cold-process soap and melt and pour. Easy to use little squirt bottles. I’d buy again.

I've been using these to color my melt & pour soaps for a few months now and in some applications they work well. When adding to clear soap, only a drop or two is needed and it gives a rich color. In white soaps though, I can easily add 4-5x what I needed compared to the clear soaps and only get a pastel version of the color. Also I recently tried doing a design with layers and shapes inside, but after a few weeks, the colors started to bleed into each other and all the distinct shapes are now a blur.