Natural soap colorants Sampler - 5oz - for Soap Making and Cosmetics.Soap Making Supplies, Indigo, Hibiscus, Rose HIPS, Yellow Dock, Nettle

Beautiful colors that are very popular right now. Love them and made candles and soaps.

I’ve used colorants from this brand in my cold process soap for years and was very interested in how the indigo would process.The overall quality is nice and the packages are a convenient size. The resealable bags are thicker than most snd hold up to being tossed around well. The set is a nice variety although my test batch was only on the indigo and beet.The beet powder was great in the lye water to bring out rich warm red tones. I swirled layers and was able to get several shades. The indigo wasn’t as vibrant as I’d hoped but this may be user error on my part. I was also getting a slight green hue during trace but that isn’t unusual for CP. this may be more true in cosmetics or other applications at lower heat.Overall I’m really happy with the set and would gladly order more from this company

I am only giving this a 2 star review because you would have to add way too much to get a descent pigment.

Honestly the only one out of this that gives good color is the indigo. The others tend to clump up a little and show specks in the soap rather than give it color. Gave 3 stars because I do really like the indigo but the others weren't that great.

I like these natural soap dyes as an option for making soap at home, as I want to be careful about what I'm putting on my skin. The sources--indigo, hibiscus, rose hips, yellow dock, and nettle--can be researched if you have any personal concerns about allergies or similar conditions. The dyes themselves produce lovely subtle tones in the soap and I think they look very pretty.

Doesn’t completely blend. Leaves spots