Bright Color Solution for Small Test Batches of Handmade Cosmetics
Liquid Ultra Multifruit Dye in a 10 ml bottle belongs to the collection of Pigment Liquid ULTRA Dyes, developed for those who need a concentrated, stable shade without clumping or uneven streaks. The compact 10 ml volume is particularly convenient for home crafters and small-scale creators who want to test a color before committing to a larger production run, allowing precise control over the final shade with minimal waste. Explore additional shades within the Pigments Liquid section.
The liquid form of this dye makes it easy to blend into water-based and gel formulations such as shower gels, shampoos, bath bombs, slime, decorative gels, and even certain candle waxes where a vivid fruity tone is desired. Because the pigment disperses quickly and evenly, it works especially well in transparent or semi-transparent bases, where any unevenness in color would otherwise be immediately visible.
A typical dosage ranges from a few drops up to 1-2 ml per 100 g of finished product, though the exact amount should be adjusted depending on the desired intensity and the transparency of the base. It is best to introduce the dye once the main mixture has cooled to around 60-70 degrees Celsius, preserving color stability and preventing degradation of the pigment from excessive heat.
This dye pairs well with botanical extracts commonly used to enhance the functional properties of cosmetic formulas. For colorful serums or toners, it can be combined with Tasmanian pepper extract, 100 ml, valued for its invigorating effect, or with Akebia quaternary extract, 100 ml, known for its moisturizing properties. For lighter textures where a fresh, delicate feel on the skin matters, pairing the dye with Prickly Pear Extract Liquid 100 ml works particularly well, resulting in a product that is both visually appealing and functionally enriched.
Store the dye in a tightly closed bottle, away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, to maintain color stability over time. Once opened, it is recommended to use the content within the manufacturer's suggested timeframe to preserve maximum vibrancy in the finished formulations.
Fruity Colored Bath Fizzer
Baking soda 100 g
Citric acid 40 g
Liquid Ultra Multifruit Dye 1 ml
Fruity fragrance oil 3 ml
Prickly Pear Extract Liquid 5 ml
Combine
the baking soda and citric acid thoroughly in a dry bowl, then mix the
fragrance oil, prickly pear extract, and dye together in a separate small
container until evenly blended. Slowly drizzle the liquid mixture into the dry ingredients
while stirring continuously to prevent premature fizzing, then press the
mixture firmly into molds. Allow the fizzers to dry at room temperature for at
least twenty four hours before removing them from the molds and storing in an
airtight container.
Frequently asked questions
What dosage works for Multifruit liquid dye in cosmetics?
Add the Multifruit dye drop by drop into the cosmetic base until the desired shade appears. Start at 0.3-5% and test on a small batch first.
How long does the 10 ml Multifruit dye stay usable?
Keep the sealed 10 ml bottle in a dry cool place away from light. It remains stable until 12.2041 for consistent cosmetic coloring.
Can I request a COA for Ultra Multifruit dye?
A COA document is available upon request. Premium quality ensures even distribution without clumps in cosmetic formulations.
Who benefits from the 10 ml Multifruit pack size?
The 10 ml size suits home users and small trial batches in cosmetics. It helps determine exact concentration before scaling up production.