Colorant Purchase guidance requested!!

[OliveOil2]

Teresa Nurture has the best orange I have tried (Orange Vibrance) You can get a bright beautiful orange, and not peach. My other favorite is their Turquoise, I know you mentioned Teal, but the Turquoise really pops. I have to look at the site again to see if there are any new yellows, they were not very bright for me especially the Yellow Vibrance.

 

[jules92207]

I'm also going to recommend Nurture. Their Really Red is very nice, every blue I've gotten has been awesome but my favorite is Klein Blue. I also got their sample pack of red and pinks and they have some nice pinks, I think my favorite is Hollywood pink, I love their purple vibrance (all the vibrance are good), as is the green vibrance, and for white I would certainly try TD as mentioned but I would also encourage just a nice white soap recipe to make it easy on yourself.

 

[KristaY]

I've gotten a lot of various colorants from many suppliers but the thing that impresses me most about Nurture is how well they mix. When I blend 1 tsp color with 1 Tbsp OO, they smoothly blend without clumping. I have a few others (from other suppliers) that don't. No matter how well I mix with my frother and how long I let it sit, I still get dots of color in the soap. I haven't had that trouble at all with Nurture's colorants. As for yellow, I love their Sunshine Yellow. It takes a bit more to get the bright yellow I want at times, but it stays true throughout cure.

 

[cmzaha]

I do like some of Nurture's micas but green vibrance was the most gosh awful color I have seen in a long time. It did not even come close to the picture and their TD is an outrageous price at $30 per lb. Most supplies have td around $10 per lb

 

[dneruck]

I do like some of Nurture's micas but green vibrance was the most gosh awful color I have seen in a long time. It did not even come close to the picture and their TD is an outrageous price at $30 per lb. Most supplies have td around $10 per lb

I don't know if this is your case but my oils tend to be in the yellowish side and the green will look kind of pea soupy, so I add a little blue to bring it back. I got that from Vibrant Soap (Clyde) on YouTube