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Green liquid pigment 10 ml

Getting the right shade of green for handmade crafts and small-batch projects

Green remains one of the most requested colors across handmade production, from cold and hot process soap making to candle pouring, resin art, bath bombs, and slime crafting. This liquid pigment in a compact 10 ml bottle belongs to the Pigments Liquid category and stands out for its non-migrating properties, meaning the color stays exactly where it's placed instead of bleeding through layers or spreading unevenly across finished items. This makes it a favorite among soap artisans and candle makers who rely on sharp, defined color patterns in their designs.

The most common applications for this type of pigment include soap making, candle production using paraffin, soy, or palm wax, coloring bath bombs, and tinting cosmetic clays. There has also been a noticeable rise in demand from the epoxy resin community: the liquid form disperses quickly and evenly through viscous resin without clumping, which is essential for creative resin art, jewelry casting, coasters, and river tables. Unlike powder-based colorants, liquid pigment requires no pre-mixing and is ready to use straight from the bottle.

Dosage typically starts at 2-5 drops per 100 grams of base material and can be adjusted depending on the desired intensity - a few drops give a soft pastel tone, while a deeper emerald or grass green requires a slightly higher concentration. The pigment should be introduced once the base has cooled to around 60-70 degrees Celsius for soap or 50-60 degrees for wax, preventing heat damage to the color and ensuring even distribution during mixing. In cold process soap making, the pigment is typically added right before pouring into molds, with thorough stirring to achieve a uniform shade throughout the batch.

Green pigment blends well with other shades, opening up possibilities for gradients and layered designs. Paired with Lemon liquid pigment colorant 10 ml, it creates fresh spring-like tones reminiscent of new foliage and citrus notes, popular in seasonal soap and candle collections. For bolder, more dramatic contrasts, many crafters combine green with Pigment MAGIC VIOLET 10 g to achieve gemstone-like transitions or marbled effects. Adding a small amount of Chocolate liquid Pigment 10 ml shifts the tone toward earthy olive and khaki shades, which are increasingly popular in men's grooming lines and eco-friendly product ranges.

The 10 ml format is particularly well suited for home crafters and small test batches, allowing colorists to fine-tune a shade before committing to larger production runs or a full recipe. This size makes it practical to experiment with several color combinations at once without overspending on bulk quantities that may go unused. Store the pigment in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to preserve color stability over an extended period.

Rainforest bath bomb

Baking soda 120 g

Citric acid 60 g

Cornstarch 30 g

Carrier oil 15 ml

Green liquid pigment 4 drops

Eucalyptus essential oil 5 ml

Witch hazel spray as needed

Combine baking soda, citric acid, and cornstarch in a dry bowl, breaking up any clumps thoroughly. In a separate small container, mix the carrier oil with the green pigment and eucalyptus essential oil until fully blended, then slowly pour this liquid mixture into the dry ingredients while whisking constantly. Lightly spritz the mixture with witch hazel until it holds together when pressed, then pack firmly into a bath bomb mold and let it dry undisturbed for twenty-four hours before removing from the mold and storing in an airtight container.

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Application	cosmetic
Attention	shake well before use
Color product	green
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	Green liquid pigment 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Solubility	pigments do not dissolve, only colors
View	liquid
Valid until	не ограничен