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That red is a Red Labcolor mixed with our Non Bleeding Red. It will eventually bleed (sad, sad, sad).
Outstanding red!!! What did you use to get the red?
These turned out really great! We’re already doing the celebration soaps for the Fourth though; will keep the flag ones in mind for next year.
Those look fantastic! My 11 year old will be 12 on the 4th of July… guess what we’re making for party favors?! Thanks, Anne-Marie!
I have to say, I just love the ones with “cool colors”!
They look soo yummie