🎨 Wilton Color Right Food Coloring Set - 8 Vibrant Colors Review

Phenomenal colors! I use them to make bath bombs shiny and they work great. From the deepest, darkest of times to the richest, brightest of hues, these colors work like magic. DIY Bath Bomb Tip: When making bath bombs, spray 70+% rubbing alcohol or a mixture of rubbing alcohol and witch hazel on the ingredients to give the dry ingredients a bright color. Spray while mixing and rub the mixture between gloved hands. It releases the color that got into the dry mix.

Need red dye that would actually turn my cake red instead of red dye where you use the whole bottle to get a pink color. It worked great. Although I had to use over 40 drops as recommended on the pack. I also used some raspberry along with about 10 extra drops of red. But still I will buy again in the future because it gave me what I needed. But my buttercream still turned out great despite the extra moisture from the extra drops of food coloring. And my 2 year old daughter's birthday cake was…

. Different shades of pink, red, green, blue, purple etc. This compact box saves space and gives me a TON of options. Also, the pastes I had before couldn't be color-matched, so I had to make lots of icing, paint everything, and then finish off with an excess if I overestimated. With this product I count the drops that went into a batch and if I run out of icing I can make an identical batch. If I don't need extra frosting, I don't have to make it. That alone is worth it, not to mention the…

was a great color system! The idea is that you can remix each color while keeping up with your drops of each and perfectly matched. OK. But turn off the system first! It's liquid and depending on how you phrase it can affect the result of the color, especially since the color is so strong! Not the usual concern, but if it's a paying customer. Spring. We all know how some customers can be. I started shaking the bottle of MAP, hoping it would be closer to the same drop each time. However, the…

I used these to dye bath bombs, it took a little practice to get the colors right but once I got used to it I was very happy with the end product ! The included color charts were very helpful! **Bath Bomb Tips: **For coloring EVERYTHING: First mix the colors thoroughly with the amount of water you need for your bath bombs (usually 1-2 tbsp). If you have colored water, mix it with the rest of the ingredients. For coloring: Add drops of the food coloring directly to the bath bomb mixture and stir

This color system works very well. I've used the gel paints that Wilton makes and they never get dark enough. These colors can definitely get very dark and don't add an unpleasant taste. If you run out of frosting and need to make a second batch, it gets a little tricky to get an exact match because no matter how hard you try, I don't think you can get a consistent "drop" every time. Color may vary slightly but I would only add a few drops less than needed and you can add more if you need to…