TKB Liquid Lake - Warm Red
10/23/2023 This product is being discontinued. We have 3 gallons in stock. When we deplete our current stock, it will no longer be available at TKB Trading.
Please note: As this product is on discontinuation, how you receive your product in regards to package size may vary. We will do our best to minimize packaging, however, if you order a larger size, it may be broken up into multiple smaller packages.
*Not for use in Nail Polish.
Red dye for bath & body projects.
Formulated specifically for soap and lotion makers. Not recommend for use in oil based products such as lip gloss simply because this is a water-based product and oil and water do not mix.
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Our Liquid Lakes are designed to color salts, lotion, shampoo, soaps and other toiletries.
Using TKB's Liquid Lakes to color Salt Dyes
This product is a DYE (not a pigment) mixed in glycerine. It is water soluable and it will color the bath water you put it into. If you use too much in order to make a really strong color, you run the risk of staining the tub or a washcloth.
For this reason, we recommend a light touch.
The easiest way to color a bath salt project is to put the raw ingredients in a plastic bag, squeeze in the appropriate amount of Liquid Lake, and then mush it all together. Kind of like kneading bread. Generally, we recommend 1 drop of dye per 1 tablspoon of product to get to a medium shade.
The Liquid Lake may be used "as is", but if you feel it is too thick to work with you can either heat it up gently to make it more viscous, or you can add water to it.
If you choose to add water, you may add as much as 1 part water to 1 part dye. Because glycerine is a natural preservative, you may store this for up to a year without worry. However, if you do add this much water, you will see some settling out of color, and you will have to shake the bottle before each use.
Cosmetic Grade:
- USA approved for use: Face, Lips, NOT Eyes
- EU approved for use: Face, Lips, Eyes
Recommended for soap making.
Stable, but will bleed in soap.