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Black is the great muting and deepening color. We have used it with the other colors with great success! I am a real fan of black even though I haven't made a strictly black lip balm.

Remember, a little goes a long way!

Cold Process Soap: not tested yet
Glycerin Soap Base: not suitable
Lotion: not suitable
Bath Salts: not suitable
Lip Balm: Perfect! Makes cool red a burgundy color.
Body Butter/Salve: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Sugar/Salt Scrubs: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Massage Oils: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added

Blue darkens, deepens and makes colors cooler. I was worried about using blue in my lip balms to make mauves and plums (my favorite lip colors) but oh the color was great! There would be no way to do these fabulous colors without the blue.

Remember, a little goes a long way!

Cold Process Soap: purple with pink swirls
Glycerin Soap Base: not suitable
Lotion: not suitable
Bath Salts: not suitable
Lip Balm: Perfect! Makes cool red a plum color or yellow a green color (tint)
Body Butter/Salve: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Sugar/Salt Scrubs: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Massage Oils: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added

Our newest oil soluble lip color is delectable! Cool Red is a charming red with a blue undertone that will help make that classic cool red lip stick color. I can't wait to mix Cool Red with a little White and Black for a classic red that wouldn't be out of place on the red carpet!

Remember, a little goes a long way!

Cold Process Soap: not tested yet
Glycerin Soap Base: not tested yet
Lotion: not suitable
Bath Salts: not suitable
Lip Balm: Perfect! Makes a great starting point for the cool colors
Body Butter/Salve: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Sugar/Salt Scrubs: Not tested, use caution to avoid staining the skin
Massage Oils: Not tested, use caution to avoid staining the skin

White is the great opaque! When we wanted to brighten the colors in our new line we used white. When I wanted to make my lip balms show more color on the lips I used white. The color is great and easy to use.

Remember, a little goes a long way!

Cold Process Soap: not tested yet
Glycerin Soap Base: not suitable
Lotion: not suitable
Bath Salts: not suitable
Lip Balm: Perfect! Lightens and brightens all the colors.
Body Butter/Salve: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Sugar/Salt Scrubs: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Massage Oils: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added

I used the yellow to make a Vanilla flavored lip balm brighter in color. I know beeswax, candelilla and carnauba waxes all add a yellow color but it is pale when the lip balm is smooth and not too waxey. So, yellow color to the rescue! We made Mint Julep with a little yellow and a little blue. We mixed cool red and yellow to make a pale peach. What a good blender!

Remember, a little goes a long way!

Cold Process Soap: not tested yet
Glycerin Soap Base: not suitable
Lotion: not suitable
Bath Salts: not suitable
Lip Balm: Perfect! Warms other colors and is needed for a green (mint) tint.
Body Butter/Salve: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Sugar/Salt Scrubs: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added
Massage Oils: Perfect as long as no water soluble ingredients are added