Teach Soap

I apologize if this has been posted before. But I have just come back to making soap after a couple of years. Using the Soapmaker software I made up recipe that I made today, I think the soap itself is fine, but I used a lavender mica ( I think it is from Brambleberry, but I can't find it on the website, so perhaps it was from, "From Nature with LOve' either way, when looking up why it became green in my soap i looked it up again (and am now wondering why I bought since CP is all I have time for). Other then turning my soap green is it going to make it my soap unsafe? Both the brambleberry website and the "From Nature With Love" say it "NOT RECOmended" for cp soap and one of the websites, I think FNWL, lists two things "carmine and ferric ferrocyanide." Are they any more then just the way the mica is going to effect the color of my soap, will it effect the safety of it for anyone who uses it. Or is just going to be some off colored soap?

It is safe to use in soap, it just morphs to green.

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Irena
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Thanks...for the reply. Actually it was green while is was sponifying (Sp) but it is now pink.... perhaps I was wrong about what Mica I used. I bought them a few used years ago back in '08 or so...

If you want lavender to purple color try FD&C Blue #1. BrambleBerry also carries liquid colors for soapmaking.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.