Indigo Powder 6% Natural Dye

185 reviews

$5.99

Unlock the captivating power of indigo blue with our premium Indigo Powder. Boasting an unparalleled 6.2% dye concentration, this highly potent formula delivers a rich, natural hue that surpasses ordinary blues.

Color Testing Notes

I love our Indigo - like, I really love it. If you’ve struggled to get a true natural blue, this one’s a game-changer. My favorite way to use it is to add it directly to the soap batter. Use about 2.5 teaspoons per pound of oils for a deep, dark blue, or around 1.5 teaspoons for a lighter shade like the one pictured here. It’s versatile, blends beautifully, and is so easy to work with.

Notes By Owner/Maker/Creator - Yours Truly, Carrie Jack 😊❤️

INCI: Baphicacanthus cusia (nees) bremek powder

FDA Approved Use

Eyes: No
Lips: No
Bath Bombs: No
General Body Use: Yes

Use Rate

CP Soap: 3 teaspoons per pound of oils.
MP Soap: .5 teaspoon per pound of soap base.

More or less can be added to achieve your desired color.

Use Notes

Add the powder directly to soap and blend well.

Documentation

📁 SDS
📁 CoA

Indigo is a very nice blue

Indigo is a very nice blue. I used very little and the color was just what I wanted! Behaved perfect!

This is something I’ll have to try in different ways

This is something I’ll have to try in different ways. I made a 10 lb batch of soap and mixed two tsp to my oils then added my goat milk lye solution then after emulsifying and pouring half into my mold, I added another two tsp (mixed in a little oil) to the second half. One half of the swirl is darker, but a different tint or shade as well. One part is a dark grayish color and the other is more of a sea green. Very pretty, just not what I expected and the color is changing as it cures. I was hoping for that pretty light blue that I see with other soaps using this and I’ll have to keep experimenting.

Lovely

Lovely, turns out a beautiful blue in CPSoap

The Indigo Power is the Real Deal

The Indigo Power is the Real Deal. I have tried others and none actually make soap a true blue color. I definetly recommend this for use in cold process soap.