Stained Glass Strawberry Red Powder Color

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):
Red 33

Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved):
Red 33

Directions:

DIRECTIONS:  For liquid products, powder is best dissolved in distilled water and then added to the formula. For dry products, add desired amount of powder dye to dry ingredients.  This is a very concentrated powder.  Incorporate color into the formula slowly, using amount as desired.  Adding this color to a white base will produce a beautiful pastel color. Adding this color to a clear base will produce a stain glass clear color. 

TIPS:Using too much color may cause staining. Test your final product to insure optimal performance and no staining. Protect work areas and clothing when mixing.

STORAGE: Store in an airtight, cool, dark location. When stored properly, best used within 1 year from date of purchase.

CAUTION: Approved for general cosmetics. Not approved for eye and lip products.  For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not inhale.

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Average Customer Rating:

(10 Reviews)

PRODUCT REVIEWS

audriana • Texas Date Submitted:  05/30/2018 I Recommend This Product!

"great" COMMENTS:  great product a little goes a long way. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Kimberly • Georgia Date Submitted:  02/13/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"Strawberry Red" COMMENTS:  I love this dye in bath bombs. A little goes a long way. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Jessica • California Date Submitted:  01/17/2017 I Recommend This Product!

"potent" COMMENTS:  I love this color. It comes out a lovely berry color! I used this in my bath fizzies and a little goes a really long way! PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Kayleigh • Washington Date Submitted:  12/29/2016 I Recommend This Product!

"Pink, not red!!" COMMENTS:  Gorgeous deep pink color. Mixes fabulously with the ocean blue to make a nice violet PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Manon • Maryland Date Submitted:  12/15/2016 I Recommend This Product!

"Love" COMMENTS:  My favorite PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour

Brittany  • North Carolina Date Submitted:  12/12/2016 I Recommend This Product!

"Works great!" COMMENTS:  Very pretty dark pink in bath bombs. Works great when added to the liquids then to the powder mixture. PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

julie • Florida Date Submitted:  09/06/2016 I Recommend This Product!

"Brilliant color!" COMMENTS:  In a white base this can produce anywhere from a beautiful baby pink to a very bright dark pink, depending on how much you add. A little goes a very long way! Love this color! PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour

Melissa • Nevada Date Submitted:  09/03/2016 I Recommend This Product!

"A Tiny bit makes a Lovely Pink" COMMENTS:  Add a speck or two to a white base and get a really nice pink shade! PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour, Soap - Shampoo Bars, Soap - Shave Shampoo, Liquid Soap & Washes, Bath Fizzies & Salts, Exfoliants & Sugar Scrubs

Lucy • Pennsylvania Date Submitted:  09/11/2014 I Recommend This Product!

"Great product!" COMMENTS:  A little of this product goes a long way and leaves your bath water a lovely color. I use this to make color tabs for my son's bath. He loves them! PRODUCT USED IN:   Bath Fizzies & Salts

Lindsay • California Date Submitted:  01/06/2014 I Recommend This Product!

"A Little Goes a Long Way!" COMMENTS:  This powder makes a great magenta color and clear bar of soap. I dissolved it in a bit of isopropyl alcohol before putting it in my soap, otherwise, it seemed like I couldn't get all of the pink specks out. You don't have to use very much to get a nice pink color. PRODUCT USED IN:   Soap - Melt & Pour THINGS I LIKE   THINGS I'D LIKE TO CHANGE • Doesn't take much to get a nice color

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"Am I correct in assuming, that your stained glass colors, purchased in small amounts other than bulk, are not to be used for resale? They have to be "batch certified", which you only do for bulk orders?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Eleanor   |   April 06, 2019 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer You are correct. Only the bulk size in the Stained Glass dye powders are certified for bath bomb use. You can use the stained glass liquids. These do not need certification since they are mixed into a base.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 08, 2019 (1) Found this helpful. Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"can i buy this color in a small amount ? once i bought it in small amount bout now the only option is 176 oz ??" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: azhar   |   July 12, 2018 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer These powder dyes have been discontinued. This is the only amount that we will offer as this would need to be special ordered from our supplier.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 13, 2018 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Are these Batch Certified?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Kara   |   January 26, 2018 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer The only size that is batch certified is the bulk size or 176 oz. size.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 29, 2018 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"This colorant is being sold as safe for bath bombs as well as in your Sweetie Tarts Bath Bomb kit. The FDA has verified that Red 33 is not acceptable for use in bath bombs. Will you be replacing this with something acceptable for use in BB's? And are these colorants batch certified as required by the FDA?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Colly   |   July 14, 2017 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer This is false information. This color is approved for bath water including bath bombs.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 14, 2017 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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" What exactly does this mean when it says yes that It migrates? Does this mean that if I put it in a bath bomb it will basically melt in the water and won't clump up and dye my bath and skin? " Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Tina   |   February 04, 2017 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Migration means the colors will bleed into other layers of your soap. If you are making a soap with multiple layers, it is best to use pigments or oxides as these do not migrate. You can use this in bath bombs and it will tint the bath water once it is dissolved. If you have oils/butters in your bath bomb formula, there is a chance the color may stick to sides of tub.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 07, 2017 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"I love this color in bath bombs. I find the powder form works best but it's very sensitive to light and fades rapidly. Is there a UV inhibitor I could use with the powder form? (I've tried the liquid, but it reacts a lot in the fizzy mix..)" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Veronique   |   October 31, 2015 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Hi Veronique - We do not carry a UV Inhibitor. You may like our bath bomb and neon color powders as they are much more resistant to fading.   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 04, 2015 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No

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"Can these be used on bath scrubs (salt and sugar)?" Click Here To View 1 answer(s) Posted By: Solkira   |   January 09, 2015 Email Me When This Question Gets Answered

Staff Answer Yes they can!   Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 20, 2015 Was this answer helpful? Yes | No