Consistent Green Coloring for Studio and Small Industrial Batches
The 1 liter format of green liquid pigment is built for manufacturers who need the same shade repeated batch after batch without weighing powders every time. This large format belongs to the Pigments Liquid section, which groups non-migrating color concentrates that stay locked inside the finished material instead of bleeding to the surface over time.
The strongest global demand for green liquid pigment comes from resin art and epoxy casting, where a deep, evenly dispersed color without clumping is essential for tabletops, jewelry and decorative panels. It is also widely used in gel and paraffin candle production, since the color holds up well under the heat of melted wax, as well as in household chemical goods, colored plaster and concrete for small decorative forms. In skincare and color cosmetics the pigment tints shower gels, shampoos and clear cosmetic bases, and only occasionally it finds its way into clear soap bases, where a stable, non-fading tint matters more than tradition.
Recommended dosage ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent of the base weight depending on the depth of shade required, and the pigment should be blended in once the base is already melted or mixed but still fluid, at a temperature not exceeding 70-80 degrees Celsius for water- or oil-based formulas, to avoid breaking down the coloring compound. Shake the bottle gently before use, since slight separation can occur during storage. The green shade pairs well with other tones from the line, such as Orange liquid Pigment 10 ml for warm transitional yellow-green tones, or Liquid Ultra Multifruit Dye 10 ml for multicolor decorative work. For cooler teal and turquoise notes, combining it with Aquamarine Liquid Pigment 10 ml gives a balanced result.
The 1 liter bottle is designed for studios and small production lines that need a steady supply without frequent reordering, keeping the shade identical across a long manufacturing run. Store the pigment tightly sealed, away from direct sunlight and temperature swings, at normal room temperature, since heat and light can accelerate separation of the concentrate. Reseal the container firmly after every use to prevent evaporation of volatile components and keep the texture consistent.
Tinted transparent soap base for a studio production run
Clear soap base 1000 g
Green liquid pigment 5 ml
Fragrance oil 15 ml
Glycerin 10 ml
Rectangular silicone mold 1 pc
Melt the soap base in a double boiler until fully liquid at around 65-70 degrees Celsius, remove from heat and stir in the glycerin, then add the green liquid pigment gradually while stirring until the color is completely even throughout the mass. Add the fragrance oil, mix gently to avoid trapping air bubbles, pour the mixture into the mold and let it set at room temperature for 3-4 hours before unmolding.