Limino12 Color Bath Bomb Soap Dye - Skin Safe, Food Grade Coloring for Soap Making Supplies, DIY Bath Bomb Supplies Kit, Slime, Crafts - with Instructions

Wonderful and vibrant colors. Love the finished product. Didn’t Change your body to another color!

Soap dye works great to color slime without leaving dye all over the kids’ hands. Be warned—it can dye your skin a bit if it touches you before it’s fully mixed in to the product. But even then, it comes off much easier than food coloring or gel food dyes. There are plenty of color options in this set, and a few drops goes a long way. We had to dye 5 pounds of slime green for a fall festival, and we didn’t even come close to using up our bottles of green dye. My kids now enjoy using the dye to color their slime experiments. We’ll be able to use this set for a while, since they usually don’t need more that a couple drops to color a typical batch.

I adore these little bottles of color!! It’s so well made, and so easy to use. The colors are vibrant and safe, and they’re very versatile. From soap and bath bomb making, to Easter egg dying.

Lots of colors in this kit. Make sure to check the volume of each color in the description. Perspective of the images used in listing make them seem bigger. Each bottle is 6 ml. That's a hair over a teaspoon. Not a knock on seller at all. Just FYSA.Bought this for cold process soap making. Dyes behave very interestingly in lye. Big brick of soap was a hot mess project. All MY fault. Was going to be a blue and green swirl. Someone...me... forgot to add the scent oils. smh. So had to dump contents of mold back in bowl to mix the smell good in, which blended all the colors together, leading to the booger green loaf. In the AM, it wasn't booger green, was this purplish color. Much better than booger green :) , but unexpected for blue and green mixed together.Small block, using purple for color globs, on pour, got another greeny color. But as can see, it did shift to a purplish color. Had I used more color, it may have been more vivid purple.So, knocked a star off, only for using it in CP soap, due to being unable to judge how final product will turn out. I'm only a soap making hobbyist, so quality of soap and scent are most important to me. Awesome color is just a bonus. But if looking for consistent color for retailing soap, a mica based colorant may be a better choice.Bath bombs will be next project with these dyes. I suspect strong performance, since there is no exposure to caustic chemicals in that process, as opposed to making soap with lye.Personally, would not buy these again for lye soap making, but do plan to use them for other projects.That's my two cents, for what they are worth.

i bought these for my soaps & i had no problems w them. the variety for the price us worth it! i honestly can’t complain

I got these to do a melt-and-pour soap craft with my kid. I made little shapes out of melt-and-pour soap in all different colors using these dyes and let the kids pour the rest of the clear melted soap over them. They looked great initially, but the colors in the shapes began to bleed into the clear soap within a few days, and now a month later they're quite muddled. I won't take off any stars in a review of colors themselves for this, since by themselves the colors look quite vibrant and were easy to use. This was my first time doing melt-and-pour, and now I know this is not the right way to make "embeds" for clear soap, but I'm including information that would have been relevant to me before I purchased. Nice colors, good variety, but probably not intended to be used the way I did.

I used these to color some cookies with my kids. There's 10 drops of pink, 12 purple, and 22 red. The red turned out to be dark pink, not red. The photo is very generous of the colors, and honestly after the cookies were baked there is no difference in the red and pink. It's very disappointing.As far as using for soap, the colors do not come off on your hands, and they don't make good coloring dye for bath crayons because of this. Which is a little disappointing to my kids, but not a deal breaker IMO.If you're looking to make bath crayons, don't bother with these. 12 colors, but a lot of them look the same. So I'm not sure I would get this again for making soaps. Only because the rainbow you expect just isn't there.

I orinslly bought these for cold process soap making but it did not blend in.However later on I made bath bombs with my granddaughter and this stuff works perfect in those…I had to come back and change my review.She loved the colors and scents.