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Base Mix
Ingredients: Mica, Titanium Oxide, Iron Oxide
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The perfect smooth mixture to lighten any shade of mineral makeup. Easy to use and blends perfect with loose powder mineral makeup products. Can also be used to make your own blush, cover-up, veil, ect. Blends smooth with powdered mica and other cosmetic grade pigments.
No other ingredients is needed, mix mica colors below or other Lake colors with our Base Mix and ....wallah!
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1 oz. Base Mix
#BM1
$4.50
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4 oz. Base Mix
#BM4
$7.50
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Yellow Oxide
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A basic yellow iron oxide pigment. Useful in all applications, and very commonly used as a base for coloring foundations and concealers.
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1 oz. Yellow Oxide
#YO1
$4.00
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4 oz. Yellow Oxide
#YO4
$6.00
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Ochre Oxide
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A golden yellow or light yellow brown iron oxide pigment, great for cosmetic foundation blends or earth toned projects.
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1 oz. Ochre Oxide
#OO1
$4.00
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4 oz. Ochre Oxide
#OO4
$6.00
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Brown Oxide Pigment
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Flat pure brown pigment, of a medium shade. This is actually a blend of red, yellow and black oxides, bringing it to a fairly medium shade brown pigment with slight red tones.
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1 oz. Brown Oxide
#BRO1
$4.00
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4 oz. Brown Oxide
#BRO4
$6.00
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Red Oxide
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Flat basic brick red iron oxide. A stable and staple color for all kinds of projects. This is a very intense hue and a little will go a long way.
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1 oz. Red Oxide
#REO1
$4.00
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4 oz. Red Oxide
#REO4
$6.00
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D&C Red 33 Alum Lake
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This Lake dye is a blue-red, more purplish or magenta than true red.
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2 oz. D&C Red 33 Alum Lake
#DCL2
$7.99
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Manganese Violet
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This moderately strong purple pigment is also known as Nuremberg Violet.
Manganese Violet was first discovered in 1868. Our Manganese Violet is a clean, bright, red-shade violet. It is a non-toxic, inorganic pigment. In cosmetics, it is commonly used in eye shadow, mascara, lipsticks, and nail varnish. The depth and vibrancy of the color as well as its exceptional safety record make it ideal for use in cosmetics including lipsticks. It is not stable in high pH (such as soap).
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2 oz. Manganese Violet
#MV2
$7.99
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Ultramarine Blue
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A classic, basic blue pigment.
Historically, ultramarine blue was made by grinding down the semi-precious stone, lapis lazuli. For cosmetic manufacture, however, ultramarine blue is manufactured in the lab. Kaolin (China) Clay, sodium carbonate and sulpher are mixed together and heated in a kiln to get the characteristic blue shade.
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1 oz. Ultramarine Blue
#UB1
$4.00
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4 oz. Ultramarine Blue
#UB4
$6.00
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