A concentrated green shade built for precise small-batch formulations
Pigment dye Emerald in a 10 ml bottle is formulated for makers who produce cosmetic and decorative goods in small runs and need reliable control over color intensity. This item belongs to the Pigments Liquid category, which brings together concentrated liquid colorants that resist migration and separation in finished products. The emerald shade is widely used in candle making, household chemical products, decorative cosmetics, and even in resin art and polymer casting, where an even color distribution without streaking or clumping matters most.
The primary use case for this pigment is handmade and small-batch manufacturing, where a formulator works with limited volumes of base material and needs precise control over color saturation. Thanks to its liquid form, the dye blends easily into oils, waxes, glycerin and clear bases, gel wax for candles, as well as polymer and epoxy compounds without forming clumps. Unlike powder pigments, the liquid form requires no pre-dispersion or grinding, saving valuable time when working with small raw material batches.
Recommended dosage starts at around 2-5 drops per 100 grams of base, gradually increasing until the desired color intensity is reached - saturation is easy to adjust by adding a few more drops. It is best introduced once the base has melted but cooled to around 60-70 degrees Celsius, avoiding excessive heat that could break down the coloring particles. After adding the dye, mix thoroughly until uniform, taking care to avoid trapping air bubbles.
The emerald tone pairs well with other liquid dyes when creating gradients and layered effects - for instance, with the cool-toned Scarlet liquid pigment ultra, 10 ml for high-contrast multilayer pieces, or with the warmer Ruby liquid pigment 10 ml for richer burgundy-green transitions. For a subtle shimmer over the base green tone, a small amount of Blue Liquid mica pigment 10 ml can be blended in to create an interesting iridescent effect on the surface or cross-section of the finished item.
Store the dye in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations, in a cool dark place, which helps preserve color stability over time. The 10 ml size is well suited for trial batches, testing new formulations, and small studio projects where sampling a shade before scaling up production is essential.
Emerald Forest Wax Melt
Soy wax 120 g
Pigment dye Emerald 3 drops
Pine fragrance oil 4 ml
Dried herb decoration 2 g
Melt the soy wax gently in a double boiler until fully liquid at around 75 degrees Celsius, then remove from heat and let it cool slightly to about 65 degrees before adding the pigment drop by drop while stirring until the color is even. Add the fragrance oil, stir gently to avoid air bubbles, and pour the mixture into a heat-safe mold, placing the dried herb decoration on top before it sets fully at room temperature over several hours.
Frequently asked questions
How much emerald pigment from the 10 ml bottle to add to resin?
Introduce the pigment drop by drop into the resin while stirring for even color. Begin with a small amount and adjust after testing a sample batch. The liquid form mixes without clumping.
What bases work with this emerald liquid pigment in 10 ml pack?
It colors oils, waxes, glycerin bases and epoxy mixes without dissolving. Ideal for small-scale production where uniform shade is needed. No pre-grinding required.
Where to store the 10 ml emerald dye and until when?
Keep in a cool dry place away from light until December 2041. Request COA if needed. Maintain cleanliness of the dropper after opening.
Why test batches when using 0.3-5% emerald pigment dosage?
Start low with a few drops per 100 g of base and increase gradually after checking the test sample. This ensures the desired emerald intensity in small production runs.