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Alkanet Root Powder Wildcrafted - Soap supplies,Soap supplies Canada,Soap supplies Calgary, Soap making kit, Soap making kit Canada, Soap making kit Calgary, Do it yourself soap kit, Do it yourself soap kit Canada, Do it yourself soap kit Calgary- Soap and More the Learning Centre Inc
Alkanet Root Powder Wildcrafted - Soap supplies,Soap supplies Canada,Soap supplies Calgary, Soap making kit, Soap making kit Canada, Soap making kit Calgary, Do it yourself soap kit, Do it yourself soap kit Canada, Do it yourself soap kit Calgary- Soap and More the Learning Centre Inc
Alkanet Root Powder Wildcrafted - Soap supplies,Soap supplies Canada,Soap supplies Calgary, Soap making kit, Soap making kit Canada, Soap making kit Calgary, Do it yourself soap kit, Do it yourself soap kit Canada, Do it yourself soap kit Calgary- Soap and More the Learning Centre Inc

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Alkanet Root Powder

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Also known as rattan jot
Botanical Name - Batschia canescens

Certified Kosher

Combine with madder root powder for a nice red

[ tip: Combine powdered madder root with powdered alkanet root for more color variance when making dyes. ~ from Monterey Bay Herb Company ]

Country of origin: Pakistan

The most effective way to use it as a natural colourant is to infuse your liquid oil; Add 1 tablespoon of powdered alkanet into 5 ounces of MCT (fractionated coconut oil) into a jar and let it infuse for a week or two shaking it once a day.

2 Tbsp. (filtered) infusion provides a nice purple to approximately 3 pounds (1.36 kg) of soap.

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Amy-Emmanuëlle Jutras
Underwhelming

I used this natural dye to color my soap purple. There were very few instructions on how to use it so i looked online and learned it needs to be infused in oil for 6 months-1 year then strained out to extract the most color. Meanwhile that oil is close to getting rancid and hasn’t even entered the soap yet. I infused mine in a hot water bath for 3 hrs and got a deep reddish color in the oil. Once added to the soap batter, I got a light grey color from it in my soap once cured. Either it’s a low quality, or it needs much longer and slower infusing…this natural dye is probably better suited for fabric than soap. Or else you need to plan for your soap 1 year ahead.

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Hailey Smytaniuk
Good!

Gives a nice color. Using in an oil infusion.