Bath & Body Bases
A botanical blue for pale bath and body bases when the product needs a strong visual identity.
Bath and body
Make the batch recognisable at a glance.
A botanical blue for bath soaks, masks, balms, scrubs, and rinse-off body products.
Method
- 1Pre-disperse the powder into the water-compatible portion of the formula.
- 2Add it during cool-down when the base is no longer hot.
- 3Keep the surrounding formula pale for the clearest blue.
- 4Scale by batch weight so the colour lands consistently.
Colour Notes
- Clay, charcoal, and dark botanical extracts mute the blue.
- Pale salts, creams, gels, and balms let the colour read clearly.
- Acidic systems shift the shade greener.
Menu Ideas
Bath soakClay maskBalm swirl
FAQ
Which bases show it best?
Blue spirulina shows best in pale bath soaks, masks, balms, scrubs, and rinse-off bases. Dark clays, charcoal, and heavy botanical extracts reduce the visual effect.
When should it be added to a cosmetic base?
Add it during cool-down or into the water-compatible portion of the formula. Heat and acidity can shift or dull the shade.