Review on 🌈 Chameleon Colors Color Powder - 70g Individual Packets, 10 Pack + Bonus White - Ideal for Group Activities of 3-5 People - Vibrant Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Purple, Pink, Navy, Magenta, Aquamarine, and Green Powder by Renee Robinson

I noticed that some use these pigments for bath bombs so I decided to buy them to try in making watercolors as they are generally pigments and water soluble look. Well, when testing this product in purified water and spring water (not even tap water!) these black lumps started appearing. The black chunks weren't in powder form so I was shocked when I added them to my water based paint (gum arabic and water). Then I decided to test it further because I thought it was gum and a powder that had an odd reaction. I just tested with regular purified water and the clumps were still there, then I even mini-sifted it again in another test with hot spring water and purified water and the results were still the same. Hardly understated ingredients hardly ever list on the packaging other than "pigments" and they saturate food coloring and can also be used cosmetically. I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone planning to use it in combination with water or other "makeup" bases, or even adventurous artists like me. I'm also concerned about using it on skin as I don't know if there are any forms of aluminum or silica based ingredients or even what is fully classified as food grade dyes. if this is to go in the mouth [as shown in the photos used to sell this product] I would be deeply concerned as to what exactly in this product could react in this way. If you're just looking for a simple color powder for coloring, children's games, or even photography, note that not all ingredients are listed and be a little hesitant. Definitely don't use it in makeup that mixes with water or oil. and which is applied to the skin or used for soaking. Personally, I believe that everyone should stay away from their mouth, let alone their face, at all costs.