Description

Cornflower Blue Mica Powder in Soap

Soap Test Results

We test so that you know what to expect!

We have tested this pretty blue mica powder in cold process soap. It withstands a high pH, alkaline environment and is soap stable.

You can use it at a rate of 0.6g-1g of mica pigment per 100g of soap batter.

Ingredients and Applications

INCI – Natural Mica (CI77019), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), Ultramarine Blue (CI77007)
Particle Size – 10-60μm
Packaging: Resealable bags
Applications by Region:

EU & UK – Lips, Eyes, Soap/Bath and Body, Nail Polish

US – Eyes, Soap/Bath and Body, Nail Polish

✓Vegan, cruelty free and ethically sourced.

✓MSDS are available here

Although every effort has been made to ensure that the applications are correct for your region please check with your local regulations.

Usage rates and instructions for mixing in cold process soap

Cold process soap use – 0.5g – 1g per/100g of soap batter OR 1-2 teaspoon per pound of oil OR 2.5g-5g mica per/450g of oil.

To ensure that your mica powder is thoroughly mixed in your cold process soap you can do the following –

1. Separate a little bit of your soap batter and mix your mica into this to create a mica “slurry.”

You can use a stick blender if it’s quite a large amount of soap or use a small paint mixer like a Badger mixer.

2. You can also add your mica powder to some oil. So select a liquid oil that you use in your recipe and stir your mica into this.

3. Then add your oil mica “slurry” to your main batch of soap and stick blend or use the paint mixer to incorporate the mica colour.

PLEASE NOTE: make sure to use a stick blender or paint mixer to fully disperse your mica into your soap batter.

If you do not do this you might end up with muddy colours because the mica pigment is not properly dispersed into your soap.

Usage rates and instructions for mixing in melt and pour soap

Melt and pour soap use – ¼ to ½ teaspoon per/pound of soap OR 1.25g to 2.5g per/450g of soap

1. You can add your mica powder to a small amount of melted soap, mix thoroughly and add this to your main batch.

2. Add your mica to a teaspoon or tablespoon of glycerine or isopropyl alcohol, mix thoroughly and add this to your main batch of soap.