Zenicolor 5 Transparent, Non-Bleeding Colorants For Soap Bases 5 x 30g Tubes

Zenicolor 5 is a Brand New colouring system specifically for Melt and mould soap making.

Simple and Clean to use it comes in convenient paste form as a set of 5 tubes complete with a mixing guide card.

Not Only that, but the Zenimixer app makes mixing virtually ANY colour absolute simplicity using your Smartphone or Tablet.

Apple App Store: HERE

Google Play Android Store: HERE

These Colours are NON-Bleed and maintain Complete Transparency. The perfect solution to your colouring problems.

Check out the Zenicolor youtube chanel for more info on the uses of these great colorings

Ingredients: Aqua, propylene glycol, glycerin, sodium stearate, sodium laureth sulfate, sorbitol, sodium cocate, sodium xelene, sulfonate, stearic acid, pigment, carbon copolymer, tetrasodium EDTA, tetrasodium etidronate, hetero saccharide, microbicide.

Shelf Life: 24months

Each of the 5 tubes contains 30g of coloured paste and each set is sufficient to colour between 12Kg and 20Kg of clear soap base*.

* = Factory sourced data.

How to use:

Add a portion of colorant into the melted soapbase and stir carefully.

Colorant must be completely dissolved.

Continue to add colorant if necessary until the desired color is achieved.

Use measuring bar (included) to define exact proportion of colorants used to create the required color.

If the recommended proportions are thoroughly followed, even the complicated shades can be created.

When coloring opaque soap bases, increase stirring time.

Combination of colorants allows many various colors and shades to be created.

Recommended volume is 2-4 cm of colorant per 100g of soap base depending on desired color saturation.

It is recommended when using this product in opaque soap bases to mix the whitened base 50/50 with clear base to dilute the titanium dioxide content and help make the colours go further.

(Where there is not both a clear and white version of the same soap base we realise this recommendation may not be feasibly possible.)