PTR-620 Titanium Dioxide TiO2 | Soap Making, Crafts, Paints and Pigment Colorant | Resealable Pouch 16oz 8oz 4oz (0.5lb/8oz)

I'm a little disappointed that the product is advertised as coming in a package, but instead arrives in a ziplock bag with no labeling, which seems a little careless. Regardless of whether the product is extremely dangerous or not, product information should be included.

Alden FORSTER

| Sep 25, 2021

This recipe makes a perfect WHITE SOAP, and 1/2 teaspoon makes 1 pound of WHITE SOAP.

Mack FINCH

| Jul 12, 2021

This is what I use in my CP soaps, and when mixed with water first, it blends in nicely and produces a very true white.

Sylas Hendrix

| Nov 23, 2021

I only gave it four stars because it claims to disperse easily in both oil and water, which isn't entirely true. I mixed and shook the powder in both oil and water to see how it would react. It blended easily into water and appeared to be well mixed, but as soon as I stopped stirring or shaking, the powder settled to the bottom, and within 10 seconds, I was left with cloudy water and a powder residue on the jar's side and bottom. It took a little more stirring and shaking in the oil, and it seemed a little clumpier at first, but it came together nicely and stayed smooth and evenly dispersed in the oil for quite some time; it did settle after a while, but that's to be expected, and it will definitely stay blended in the time that I'll be working with it without having to constantly mix or shake it. After mixing, both cups had roughly the same amount of unmixed powder clumps in the bottom, so if you don't have a mini mixer or latte frother, I'd definitely recommend shaking it in a bottle or jar.

Hugh Miles

| Jul 01, 2021

I needed more Titanium Dioxide for my soap making, and since I'm just a hobbyist, a one-pound bag was the perfect size and cost-effective option. br>br>This will last me a long time and is much cheaper than the 4oz bags I was paying from a soap supplier. To maintain its freshness, I keep it in a large mason jar. br>br>This disperses easily in a small amount of oil; I use a milk frother to ensure that it is thoroughly incorporated. br>br>I'm very pleased with the results; I'm getting the correct color without causing glycerin rivers or specks. So, it goes without saying that I am a content soaper. br>br>I wouldn't hesitate to recommend you to anyone. As the need arose, I placed an order for this.

Emmett Hanna

| Jul 27, 2021

This TD in CP soap is one of my favorites. I haven't noticed any streaking, and it blends in nicely. When my supply from a soap supply company ran out, I went out and bought this. I'll keep buying from here because I believe the product is superior!.

Jacoby Ellis

| Feb 28, 2021

This method is excellent for whitening cold process soap. This stuff, on the other hand, is a complete disaster if you get it on something. Also, do not spill any oil containing this mixture onto wood, as it will seep in and turn the wood white. Scrubbing won't make the problem go away. br>br>Of course, this isn't a criticism of the product; it's simply something to keep in mind if you use it. br>br>When working with soaps, a little goes a long way, and it turns a bright white that allows for beautiful swirls with other colors while also not leaching.

Larry Archer

| Dec 09, 2021

I've used it in my Cold Processed Soap several times and it's a great product. 1 tsp. 1 oz. molasses + 1 oz. molasses + 1 A 4 pound loaf of bread turns a beautiful white when soaked in water.

Rowen Love

| Jan 28, 2021