Makeup Colors

Rather bright blueish-green pigment. Lovely especially in soapmaking and handmade toiletries.

Manganese violet pigment, not stable in cold process soap.

Manganese violet pigment with a yellow undertone.

Orange oxide is a flat inorganic pigment, popular for all kinds of cosmetic and personal care products.

Unique blue pigment.

Intense non-cosmetic grade pigment. Generally stable and non-bleeding.

Ferric Ferrocyanide is a flat blue pigment also known as Iron Blue and Prussian Blue.

Lake Dye.

Here is a standard red oxide, but with more of a blue, or burgundy or maroon hue. A great stable and staple color additive for all projects.

Flat basic brick red iron oxide. A stable and staple color for all kinds of projects. This is a very intense hue and a little will go a long way.

If you are a fan of metallic pigments, you may have been looking for this.

A ready-to-wear matte powder, lovely blue.

Matte Green Pop is a "Ready-to-Wear" matte powder, however you are also free to use it in your formulations!

Matte Orange Pop is a "Ready-to-Wear" matte powder, however you are also free to use it in your formulations!

Matte Purple Pop is a "Ready-to-Wear" matte powder, however you are also free to use it in your formulations!

Matte Red Pop is a "Ready-to-Wear" matte powder, however you are also free to use it in your formulations

Matte Yellow Pop is a "Ready-to-Wear" matte powder, however you are also free to use it in your formulations!

A mid-range yellow/brown pigment.

A classic, basic blue pigment. Historically, ultramarine blue was made by grinding down the semi-precious stone, lapis lazuli. For cosmetic manufac...

A basic flat pigment used in many projects, except for lip products.

Ultramarine violet is a blue-shade violet inorganic pigment.