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Pigment Pink craft for bombs, 100 g

Pink Kraft Pigment for Bath Bombs: Give Your Skin Tenderness and Health!

Turn your bath into a real celebration with Pink Kraft Pigment!

This delicate and romantic color will not only give your bath bombs a unique look but also take care of your skin.

Why is Pink Kraft Pigment so valuable?

Natural: Pink Kraft Pigment is based on natural minerals, which makes it safe for your skin.

Beneficial: The minerals in the pigment nourish the skin with useful microelements, making it soft, velvety, and radiant.

Universal: Pink Kraft Pigment is suitable for all skin types.

Economical: A small amount of pigment is enough to give your bath bombs a rich pink color.

Easy to use: Pink Kraft Pigment is easy to use; it dissolves easily in water and leaves no residue.

Applications in cosmetics production:

Bath bombs: Add Pink Kraft Pigment to the base mixture for bath bombs and enjoy a relaxing pink bath.

Geysers: Use Pink Kraft Pigment to create colorful and fragrant geysers.

Soap: Add Pink Kraft Pigment to the soap base to give your soap a unique color and aroma.

Creams and masks: Use Pink Kraft Pigment to create colored creams and face masks.

Wide range of applications

Affordable prices

Fast delivery all over Ukraine

Order Pink Kraft Pigment today and give your skin tenderness and health!

Make your bath unforgettable!

INCI	Maize Starch & FD&C Aluminum
Other
Application	They can be used in bath bombs, while being easily washed off, practically without staining the surfaces and skin during the bath. Can also be used to make play dough, slimes, colored chalk, finger paints.
Att brand	USA
Attention	Not recommended for cosmetic use by the FDA.
Color product	pink craft
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Name	Pigment Pink craft for bombs, 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Properties	Varnish dyes are insoluble in water, resistant to light and give an even, saturated color. Safe and non-toxic.
Valid until	12.2041