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Lemon liquid pigment colorant 10 ml

A sunny citrus shade built for precise small-batch color testing

The Lemon liquid pigment colorant in a compact 10 ml bottle delivers a saturated, sunny yellow tone that drops easily into almost any formulation without pre-dissolving or heating. It belongs to the collection of Pigment Liquid ULTRA Dyes, prized for concentrated color payoff and simple drop-by-drop dosing. The small volume makes this bottle a practical choice for home makers and hobbyists testing a new shade, running trial batches, or checking color behavior before scaling a recipe up to larger production.

Worldwide, liquid pigments like this one see the strongest demand in decorative and personal care cosmetics - shower gels, shampoos, cream bases, bath bombs and body scrubs. Candle makers rely on similar dyes to tint paraffin and soy wax blends, while resin artists, slime crafters and polymer clay hobbyists use them for bright, stable coloring in craft projects. In household chemistry manufacturing, this type of pigment tints liquid soaps, gels and cleaning products, giving a recognizable yellow tone without altering the texture or viscosity of the base.

The dye pairs well with other decorative ingredients to build layered visual effects. A drop of Black Liquid Metallic Pearl 10 ml creates a striking contrast and marbled look in soap or candle projects, while for larger batches that call for a golden shimmer alongside the sunny lemon base, Gold Liquid Metallic Pearl 1 L is a practical option often chosen for candles and decorative cosmetic lines with a glowing finish. In leave-on serums and gels where an active ingredient matters as much as appearance, the lemon pigment can be combined with Kombucha Ferment Extract 100 ml, which supports hydration and skin tone while the pigment carries the visual side of the formula.

A typical dosage ranges from one to five drops per 100 grams of base, adjusted according to the intensity of yellow desired. The pigment should be added during the cooling stage, once the mixture drops below 40-50 degrees, to prevent heat from breaking down the coloring molecules and to keep the shade stable throughout the shelf life of the finished product. Shake the bottle gently before use and store it tightly closed in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight, which can accelerate fading over time.

In transparent bases such as glycerin soap or gel candles, the lemon tone shows especially bright and clean, while in opaque cream and lotion textures it settles into a softer, pastel yellow that works well for gentle, everyday product lines.

Lemon fizz bath bombs with a citrus glow

Baking soda 200 g

Citric acid 100 g

Cornstarch 50 g

Carrier oil 25 ml

Lemon liquid pigment colorant 3 drops

Lemon essential oil 8 ml

Combine the dry powders in a bowl and mix thoroughly to break up any lumps. Warm the carrier oil slightly, blend in the pigment drops until the color is even, then add the essential oil and slowly pour this liquid mixture into the dry blend while stirring quickly to avoid early fizzing. Press the mixture firmly into molds, let the bombs dry undisturbed for at least 24 hours, then unmold and store them in a sealed container away from moisture.

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Application	cosmetic
Att brand	Germany
Attention	shake well before use
Color product	citric
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	The recommended input rate is 0.3 - 5%. Add mother-of-pearl drop by drop to achieve the desired color quality.
Minimum count	1
Name	Lemon liquid pigment colorant 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Solubility	pigments do not dissolve, only color
View	liquid
Valid until	12.2041