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Regular price $3.45
Our most popular colors for bath bombs and bath fizzies because they completely dissolve without leaving a bath tub ring! Mix colors to come up with additional unique colors.
Size: 2.5 gm
($38.33/oz)
Our most popular colors for bath bombs and bath fizzies because they completely dissolve without leaving a bath tub ring! Mix colors to come up wit...
Our most popular colors for bath bombs and bath fizzies because they completely dissolve without leaving a bath tub ring! Mix colors to come up with additional unique colors.
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Overall rating: 4.8324323 / 5 from 370 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Bath Bomb Red Powder Color is highly appreciated for its beautiful and vivid red color that dissolves completely without leaving a ring. Customers love the vibrant and bright colors, the ease of mixing, and the perfect shade.

Summary topics

  • Red Color: 11%
  • Vibrant Colors: 54%
  • Bath Bomb Powders: 4%
  • Mixing Quality: 4%
  • Shade Satisfaction: 5%

Review topics: [color, results, quality, scent, look, value, water, problems, measurements, works, price, buy, use, red, pink, tub, bath bombs, shade, mixes, powder, bath, staining, amount, bathtub, blend, make, residue, mica, option, jars].

Review highlights

  • "The red is great for using in products with pink themed scents like cherry blossom, pure seduction, and bubble gum." — Constance
  • "I love this color, it mixes well." — Home
  • "it makes vibrant colors and mixes very well with the other WSP Lake colors." — Home

Reviews

I haven't used this red

"I haven't used this red powder yet, but I am confident in its quality and can't wait to try it. I believe it will blend well, and future bath bombs will turn out amazing because of its quality."

— Dana T. (5/5)

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"I ordered 5 lip balm boxes and received 3 , I called and couldn't talk to anyone because they are going through some kind of transition so I sent them a email like they asked me to and they never responded and said anything about a refund or to tell me they didn't have enough to fill my order , I'm very disappointed because I've been buying from this company for about 10 years"

— Jannette (1/5)

Never Again.

"When I read the information on this Bath Bomb Red Powder Color, I thought it was safe to use in cold process soaping because it says ""Yes"" for CP Soap. I have had nothing but complaints from my consumers and it's the same complaint . . . . . . . . . . ""the red just keeps on running"". I do not & will not recommend this product & unfortunately, did not get to make my red valentine's soaps because I am new to soaping/bath products & can't afford to just shop around until I find the perfect ""red"" color so I feel like I am out of red & out of $80 plus for the cost of the bag that I did purchase. I have used some beautiful colors by Crafter's Choice but red was not one of them. Would be interested to hear if anybody else has had the same experience in cold process soap?"

— Down E. (1/5)

Great

"A little of this gets the color you need. My fizzies came out perfect every time and the water changed colors just like I was hoping for."

— Marqueshia (5/5)

Wonderful

"A little goes a long way, but be careful not to add too much. Just because you don't see the color; once you add the moisture to your recipe, it's quite possible you'll realized you ruined the products due to too much coloring. This is one of those things you'll just have to believe is there even if you can't immediately see it."

— Kristy (5/5)

makes a great blood red lipstick

"After searching high and low for a natural blood red color for my own personal lipstick, I finally broke down and tried this color. All the natural colorants are beautiful, but they weren't blood red. This makes a great blood red lipstick!"

— Heather (5/5)

A little goes a LONG way

"I ordered the sample bags of these colorants and am very impressed with the value. You really do only need a tiny pinch to deeply color a batch of bath bombs! I screwed up with my first attempt and dissolved the dye in water before adding to my bomb mix, it made a clumpy fizzy mess! Best to mix the dry powder in with your citric acid and baking soda before adding any fluids. These colorants do darken considerably when fragrance or witch hazel is added. They do tint bath water when used but I've had no issues with them leaving a ring or any staining."

— Emily (5/5)

SO FUN! :)

"I use 1/8 t per batch of bath fizzy and it makes such a super pink color and I use it with the 496 Cotton Candy fragrance -- my customers LOOOOVE IT! :)"

— Melissa (5/5)

nice bright color

"Used once in my cp soap for the stars and stripes and it was a nice red color."

— Rachele (5/5)

Great Color

"I used this to color my bath bombs and wow. It really does color well and quickly. Use more for a deeper shade or less for more of a pink. I put in around 1/4 teaspoon and it colored very well."

— Sherry (5/5)

Q&A

Hi, I want make bathbomb but no oil and no fragrance so do I still need put ply80 to avoid stain the bath tub , if yes what % ?
Yes, this can be used for that purpose, The recommended usage of poly80 in formulas is 1-20%
Which lake red number is this? Red 7? Red 40?
Red 40 Lake - this is listed under ingredients.
Is there anyway to keep the colors from fading in your bath salts? Do you have a uv protector?
Unfortunately at this time we do not offer a UV protector.
Can this be used with your bubble bath base? Do I need to add poly80? How do you dissolve it?
This can be used but you will have a hard time getting this to disperse. We would recommend the Stained Glass Liquids for the Bubble Bath Base.
Hello, Can this be used in bath whip? I'm guessing yes...but want to make sure. I really need a red. Purchased from another supplier... 3 part set (you have to mix 3 colors to get a red) and one of the colors never blends... always speckles. If this is not the one please refer me appropriately... Thank you :)
Yes, our Bath Bomb Colors can be used in Bath Whip. Just make sure to follow recommended usage.

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