Teach Soap

Hi there,

I hope there are some color experts for M&P here.

As far as I understand if you don't want the colors of your different layers to mix, you need non-bleeding colors. So what do you actually then use bleeding colors for? Does it make sense at all to buy colors that bleed in soap? Or can I only use them in soap that has just one colour?

Are there projects that look good and use two or more different bleeding colors?

Lab colors seem to be the ones with most colors and shades to choose from. Are there also non-bleeding ones or are they always bleeding?

Susie xxx

If you are making a solid color bar, then colors that bleed are ok. If you don't want bleeding, micas is the way to go. You can find micas here> http://www.brambleberry.com/Micas-C46.aspx

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