Titanium Dioxide 20g
R15.00
Pure titanium dioxide is a fine, white powder that provides a bright, white pigment.
One of the most popular colorants in soap making is titanium dioxide, which gives soap a white color. It’s commonly used to transform soap from cream to white, or to lighten other colors. A natural white opaque pigment, titanium dioxide is used in a wide variety of applications including paints, cosmetic products and food.
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Description
Titanium Dioxide is a white mineral pigment that is found in nature in the form of minerals. It is also synthetically produced and used in a wide variety of industries.
Soap is not it’s only application. It is used in cosmetics, sunscreen, paint and food to name a few of it’s uses.
The reason it is used in soap is because of it’s ability to lighten the colour of the soap. It makes colours much more crisp and solid looking. In general it gives the soap a look that is more appealing to most people.
It’s usage is usually suggested at approximately 1 teaspoon per 450g of base oils and comes in the forms of water soluble and oil disbursable.
To use Titanium Dioxide in soap making, simply mix it with a small amount of liquid oil or water from your recipe.
Be sure to blend it very well and make sure that all lumps are gone before mixing it into the soap batter. I find a milk frother to be quite helpful with this. You can also use the back of a spoon to mash the lumps.
I have found that using white mica along with titanium dioxide can really help to break up any clumps, too.
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