Natural Colorants That Actually Work in Soap (And Which Ones Fade)

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That beautiful green spirulina soap you made? It's brown now.

The bright yellow turmeric? Still yellow (surprisingly).

Natural colorants in soap are unpredictable—some last forever, others fade or morph within weeks. And the reason has everything to do with pH, light exposure, and organic vs inorganic chemistry.

In this video, I'm testing natural colorants, explaining the science behind color stability, and showing you which ones actually work long-term.

🎨 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

→ Charcoal (the most stable natural colorant)
→ Sea buckthorn oil (gorgeous orange that fades in sunlight)
→ Turmeric (surprisingly stable yellow)
→ Spirulina (green that turns brown—here's why)
→ How pH affects natural colors (alkalinity destroys some pigments)
→ Organic vs inorganic compounds (chemistry lesson)
→ Why micas are more stable than plant-based colors
→ CPOP method (does oven heat make colors more vibrant or degrade them?)

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