White Liquid pigment 1 L

Bringing Consistent Whiteness to Large-Batch Manufacturing

The 1 liter format is built for continuous production runs where formulators need the same shade repeated reliably across every batch, whether in skincare labs, candle facilities, or household chemical plants. This item belongs to the Pigments Liquid category, which brings together non-migrating colorants that stay locked within the material instead of bleeding to the surface or leaving streaks once the product sets, a feature that matters most at industrial scale. Explore additional liquid pigments for industrial coloring in the Liquid Pigments Wholesale section.

The main global demand for white liquid pigment comes from opacifying creams, gels and decorative cosmetic bases, as well as brightening wax and paraffin blends in candle making, where it produces an even milky tone without spotting. Household chemical manufacturers value the liquid form because it disperses easily into water or oil phases with plain stirring, skipping the pre-dispersion step required by powder pigments.

The pigment is introduced once the base has cooled to a working range of roughly 60-70 degrees for wax and paraffin blends, or at room temperature for heat-sensitive creams and gels. Recommended dosage starts around 0.5-1% of the total batch weight, rising toward 3-5% when a fully opaque result is required. Before drawing large volumes from the liter container, give it a thorough stir, since some settling of the pigment suspension can occur during storage.

White pigment blends well with colored pigments when building a pastel palette - paired with Green liquid pigment 10 ml it produces a soft mint tone, while combined with Pigment dye Lilac, 10 ml it creates a gentle lavender shade without a harsh color break. For a subtle glowing finish, white pigment can be layered with Green Liquid mica pigment 10 ml, producing an interesting pearly-white effect on light bases.

Store the liter container tightly sealed, away from direct sunlight and freezing temperatures, at normal room conditions. Proper storage keeps the pigment stable for a long working period, which suits regular production-scale ordering.

Milky White Gel Candle Base

Gel wax 600 g

White liquid pigment 6 ml

Fragrance oil 12 ml

Mineral oil 20 ml

Melt the gel wax gently over low heat until fully liquid, then stir in the mineral oil until fully combined. Remove from heat, cool slightly to around 65 degrees, add the white liquid pigment and mix thoroughly until the color turns evenly milky, then blend in the fragrance oil and pour into prepared containers, letting the candles set undisturbed for several hours before use.

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