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Two-tone pigments with a chameleon effect

15 two-tone pigments that shift shade with the angle at which the light falls. The range consists of the EcoSparks line (blue, pink, gold and purple) and the classic two-tone pigment in gold and red – in packs from a 10 g sample up to 1 kg.

The chameleon effect shows best on accents: in decorative cosmetics and in glycerine soaps, where a clear base lets the shifting sheen do its work. Like other powder pigments they are insoluble – disperse them in a small amount of oil or glycerine before use and add them gradually, in small amounts.

Matte solid shades to combine with them are among the oxides, pearlescent ones in the MICA category, and the full overview in powder colourants.

Frequently asked questions

What is a two-tone pigment?

A powder pigment whose shade changes with the angle at which the light falls – the so-called chameleon effect. That is why it is used for accents, where the movement of light across the surface of the product brings the effect out.

What do two-tone pigments suit best?

Decorative cosmetics and glycerine soaps – the shifting sheen shows best in a clear or glossy base. Dose gradually and disperse the pigment in oil or glycerine beforehand.