Fd&C Red 40 PURE DYE Certified

Enhance your cosmetic creations with the vibrant red hues of FD&C Red 40 Dye powder. This highly pure, water-soluble dye is ideal for a variety of applications, from bath bombs to baked goods. Certified and compliant with US regulations, this red #40 dye offers consistent color quality and versatility, making it a go-to choice for both personal and commercial use.

FD&C Red 40 Dye is the perfect ingredient for adding bright, dark red shades to your personal care products, ensuring a dazzling impact and consistent results. See our wide range of colored dyes in our FDC Dyes Batch Certified category.

Key Features of FD&C Red 40 Dye:

• High Purity and Solubility: Water-soluble for easy incorporation into products
• Color Stability: Stable across a pH range of 2-11
• Versatility: Suitable for bath bombs, cosmetics, baked goods, beverages, and more
• Customizable Shades: Adjust the amount used to achieve desired color intensity, from pastels to rich hues
• FDA-Approved: Safe for use in food and cosmetic products
• User-Friendly: Granulated powder form minimizes dust during use
• Long Shelf Life: Non-GMO, vegan ingredient with up to a 72-month shelf life
• Storage Recommendations: Best stored at ambient temperature in low humidity
• FDA Information: https://www.fda.gov/cosmetics/labeling/ingredientnames/ucm109084.htm

Instructions for Using Red #40 DYE:

To effectively use dyes in bath bombs, they must first be dissolved in water or glycerin. Follow these steps for optimal results:

1. Add a small amount of water to a container, like a condiment cup.
2. Use a small spoon, such as a 0.15cc mica spoon, to transfer a minimal amount of dye into the water. This quantity should be just enough to dissolve the dye.
3. Avoid adding the dye directly to the bath bomb mix in its dry form, as this can lead to uneven coloring and weak shades.
4. Conduct trial runs with various amounts of the dissolved dye to determine the perfect quantity for achieving your desired color intensity. Remember, using more dye will create a deeper shade, while less will result in a lighter, pastel tone.

Note: It’s recommended to keep notes during these tests for future reference and consistency in your recipes.