Yellow Liquid Pigment 1 L

Getting Consistent Yellow Tones in Resin Casting, Cosmetics and Wax Blends

Liquid pigments are now a standard tool across many production lines where a stable, non-migrating color is required without streaking or separation. This 1 liter yellow liquid pigment belongs to the Pigments Liquid section, which brings together concentrated non-migrating colorants suited for both studio workshops and larger production runs. A liter-size bottle is usually chosen by small businesses that need a reliable, ready supply of color rather than reordering tiny bottles every few batches.

The strongest global demand for liquid pigments today comes from epoxy resin casting - countertops, river tables, jewelry, coasters and art pieces all rely on a pigment that disperses evenly through a viscous mix without clouding clarity or interfering with curing. This yellow pigment works well both for solid opaque pours and for translucent amber effects at lower concentrations. Another major field is decorative cosmetics: nail polish, eyeshadow, lipstick and lip gloss manufacturing, where a stable, non-settling tone matters for shelf life and consistency. The pigment is also widely used in candle making for even wax coloring, in household chemistry for gels and liquid soaps, and occasionally in soap crafting as a simple way to tint a finished base.

This pigment blends smoothly with other colorants from the same range, which helps expand a palette without buying pre-mixed shades. A small addition of White Liquid pigment 10 ml softens the intense yellow into gentle pastel tones, while combining it with Blue Liquid Metallic Pearl, 10ml produces greenish shades with a subtle pearl shimmer, useful in both resin art and cosmetic formulations. For more complex warm transitions, pairing it with Pigment MAGIC VIOLET 10 g gives amber-brown undertones that are popular in decorative casting.

Typical dosage ranges from 0.1 to 3 percent of total batch weight depending on desired intensity - cosmetic emulsions usually need only a trace amount, while dense opaque resin pours call for a higher share. The pigment should be added once the base is prepared but before it begins to thicken: for resins, mix it into part A before adding the hardener; for cosmetic emulsions, blend it into a cool or slightly warmed phase at no more than 60-70 degrees Celsius to keep the color stable. For candle wax, stir the pigment into melted but not overheated wax until fully uniform. Store the bottle tightly closed, away from direct sunlight, at room temperature, avoiding freezing to keep the color consistent over time.

Amber Resin Coaster Set

Clear epoxy resin part A 300 g

Hardener part B 150 g

Yellow liquid pigment 3 ml

Silicone coaster mold 1 set

Mix part A and part B thoroughly for at least three minutes until fully combined, then add the yellow pigment gradually, stirring until the mixture reaches an even amber tone without streaks. Let the mixture rest for a few minutes to release trapped air bubbles, then pour slowly into the silicone mold. Leave the coasters to cure undisturbed at room temperature for at least 24 hours before removing them from the mold.