Indigo Powder - 1 oz, Indigo Naturalis - Natural Indigo Blue Powder Dye for Soapmaking & Textiles | Plant-Based Colorant for DIY Crafts, Fabric, Cosmetics | Finely Ground, Non-Toxic, Vegan

Such a pretty color I can’t wait to use it’s a smaller package than I thought but will work!

I think the bag was like 2 ounces and that’s not very much. I wish they would’ve given you a little more but oh well. I’m a beginner soap maker, but I think it turned out just the perfect blue. I believe I use two small teaspoons full for a pound and a half or 2 pounds of lard tallow, cocoa, coconut, olive oil, and castor oil.

Yea it gives purple, but such a beautiful color. I'm ok with it considering when I try to use clay to get this color purple it's never dark enough. This does the trick. You get a gray color if you use a little and a beautiful purple if you use a lot.

Lovely indigo powder. I use it to make soaps and it turns them purple. A little makes a light purple. A lot makes a deeper color.

This is surely not the right indigo to achieve blue soap. My soaps turned grey (1 tsp PPO on batter) or almost black (same amount on lyewater).

I mixed it with charcoal and it still came through !

I've used other indigo products trying to make a blue colored natural soap. This indigo actually works to make blue. This color was 1 tsp in half a 1 lb batch. Its a very small packet though so pretty expensive. There's at most 4 tsp in the packet.

I poured half the soap with out dye, then mixed a full 1 oz into about 1/2 gallon of soap base, then poured this into the molds. This didn't stain my hands or clothes blue, and washed out when cleaning up. Lovely RICH color. Worth it.The colors near the surface faded to a lavender, while the color internally made a lovely bluegrey tone. I'll post another picture in a few weeks when the soap cures.