Silver or grey color soap

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Bigmoose

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How can I make a silver colored soap or a light shade of grey would be acceptible? My base recipe uncolored is a very, very light shade of a pale yellow. Thanks in advance.

Bruce
 
mmm - the mix of light gray and yelllowish doesn't sound promising. but you can try using powdered activated charcoal.
 
I have had success with black oxide and TD , it made me a very nice light gray , I added sun pearl silver mica to give it some shimmer.
I added the black first and then the TD a bit at a time ,to get the shade I was going for , swirled with some of the sunpearl silver mica. My base recipe is not white .

HTH

Kitn
 
I just made grey soap (not on purpose) I added a little alkanet to the olive oil and a good helping of dead sea mud.
 
Kitn said:
I have had success with black oxide and TD , it made me a very nice light gray , I added sun pearl silver mica to give it some shimmer.
I added the black first and then the TD a bit at a time ,to get the shade I was going for , swirled with some of the sunpearl silver mica. My base recipe is not white .

HTH

Kitn

That sound's absolutely lovely!!
 
Lavender ultramarine, used in small amounts, turns grey, as does blue 1.
 

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