Collection: Colourants

Colourants are used to add or adjust the appearance of a product. In this collection, they are commonly used in soaps, bath products, masks, makeup-style formulations, and other cosmetic applications where colour matters.

No. Colourants can vary in source, shade strength, solubility, and how they behave in different formulas. Some are better for oil-based products, while others work better in water-based or powder formulas.

Yes, many formulators blend colourants to adjust tone, depth, or final shade. It is usually best to test small batches first so you can see how the blend behaves in your specific formula.

Some can, especially at higher usage rates or in strongly coloured formulas. It is a good idea to test the colourant in your specific product and packaging before making a full batch.

That depends on the type of colourant and the product you are making. Some are best dispersed into oil or water first, while others are added during cool-down or at the final mixing stage.