🌈 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 Review

Bought these bath bombs! I love it. My bath bombs turned out very light and colored the water beautifully. It leaves a ring in the bathroom but washes off very easily with water. Decent sized packs to make many batches of bath bombs. Will definitely buy again!

These pigments are good. There was a lot in each pack. But I'm really disappointed in the fact that half the colors have these hard little grains of pigment. I bought this pigment to make my own acrylic powders so I can't use half of it. I even bought a fine sieve for small beads, but some of them are so small that I can't collect them.

I wanted to buy these color powders for photographic purposes. I won't lie I was a little nervous about them, not sure if the colors would be as vibrant as in the photos, and not sure about their thickness. But I have to say I was pleasantly surprised when I received them. The colors are really rich, just like the photos, and it's really thin, almost like chalk dust, which worked out great in the end. In fact, amazing as it is, you can mix them together to get different colors. I also have so…

Bought this powder to use as a bath color bomb for home use. Beautiful colors, easy to blend and won't stain your skin, towels or bath. Simple process: I mixed my dry ingredients, whipped up the carrier oil and essential oils (I use an electric mixer), then divided the mixture into two bowls. I added the colored powder to each bowl, whipped it up, then sprinkled it over the witch hazel as needed. No pre-mixing, no clumping and the color powder is made from cornstarch to create a more powerful…

So if like me you've been wondering if they work for bath bombs, I've searched for answers here and got an answer or two that said yes and a few that said no , so I doubted I got it, but I got it anyway. So I am and ONLY happy with the result, as you can see I just mixed the potency with the ingredients, the more you apply the lighter the colors, it works perfectly. The ingredients for this powder are food safe so I felt safe adding them in bath bombs, sugar scrubs etc. But the end result is…

The Safest and Most Amazing Choice for Bath Bombs. Yes, they color your water, but they don't color your bath. Two tips: 1) Be generous when adding this to your recipe. Add at least one tablespoon of this powder for every cup of baking powder. 2) Mix the powder with the oils first before adding to the dry ingredients. This powder does not dissolve in water, so it needs to be pre-mixed with oils for better dispersion and color consistency. My recipe: 1) mix dry ingredients (baking soda, citric…

Bought for a photo shoot Quantity: I wasn't sure if it would be enough but it was more than enough. We still have a bunch left even after two people use the same color multiple times. Quality: The colors themselves are very bright and dense and look amazing thrown in the air. The powder doesn't stick together or anything, so it looks really good. Mix We weren't sure if the combination of red and blue would actually look like red + blue or just a weird purple. To our delight, because the colors…

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