Epoxy Resin Pigment 15 Colors Resin Dye Liquid, Resin Color Pigment for UV Resin Coloring Jewelry Making - Highly Concentrated UV Resin Colorant for DIY Art,Crafts,Painting, 0.35oz/Bottle

I bought this product to use with various resin projects, it's easy to use and a couple of drops go a long way. It's not translucent but not super opaque either depending on the amount of drops used, just be aware the more drops added the linger it will take to thw cure the resin. You will have to cut the very tip of the bottle for the pigment drops to come out but I didn't mind this since it meant less chance of spillage during shipping. The box has a great color selection. This is something I would definitely purchase again in the future.

Nice colors and easy to use

Works perfect 🥰

Great colors

I've been using this dye, along with mica powder pigments, to mix in with photopolymer resin that I use for resin printing. I've only used it on solid beige and solid grey colored standard resin and plant based resin so far.For solid colored resins it takes a pretty hefty amount of the dye to produce a noticeable color change. Using half of one bottle into 400mL produces a noticeable color tint, but its not extremely drastic. Takes the grey to grey-blue if I use the blue dye, for example. I did have to increase my bottom exposure times, as well as regular exposure times as well, going from 4s per layer to 5.5s per layer to account for the dye. Just to give you an idea of what to expect and how much you should expect to adjust your exposure times.Great stuff, well priced. Smells kinda funny but whatever. End result looks good.

YAKOOMY Epoxy Resin Pigment (24 Colors)I've been getting into resin working and dice-making, and I've got several different inks to try. I wanted to see the difference between brands and conducted an experiment. I poured UV resin into a silicone pouring cup, added two drops of ink, and stirred the mix within the cup. Since almost every ink collection I've found has a "red" in it, I used red for my experiment. I also used an old bottle of red food coloring that I found in the kitchen, as a comparison. I set the cups under the UV light to cure and gave them a full 24 hours.A strange thing happened: every one of my 8 resin cups developed a "bubble" near the bottom which rose up and "broke" the colored resin--you can see the imperfection in the pictures. I believe the issue lay with the temperature in my workroom; the table was cold and the UV light was warm, and I believe this caused the resin to circulate. To be sure, I repeated the experiment with 8 small jewelry molds, and you will see these in the pictures.Note: You are going to want to use a push-pin to open these inks. Do NOT snip off the top with scissors or you risk getting ink all over your workspace and walls. I do recommend silicone mats for your workspace, as the inks rub off cleanly and do not stain.---The YAKOOMY ink ("Red") came out nice and dark; it reminds me of a just-set cherry gelatin. The two drops went into the resin and immediately spread, mixing almost without needing a stick. The resin dried well and the piece has an almost perfectly uniform color. If you hold the piece to the light, you can see a few swirls at the top but otherwise the consistency is very good. There are a few bubbles in the piece that weren't present in any of the other tests, and the top was a little uneven, but otherwise I'm very happy with this one.The colors included in this kit are:RedBright RedOrange RedOrangePeachPinkYellowOrange YellowLemon YellowGolden YellowBlackish GreenFruit GreenBright GreenBlueSapphire BlueSky BluePurplePurple RedVioletCoffeeReddish BrownBlackWhiteDeep WhiteVerdict: I think this is a good pigment and a great variety of colors. I plan to get a lot of use out of these, and expect to buy more in the future. It's really nice to find a resin ink that produces a deep hue, as several of the others came out significantly more light than this one.NOTE: This review is based on a free advance review product provided through Amazon Vine.~ Ana Mardoll

these colors are accurate and look great, I have used several of them and found them to accurate and bright. Easy enough to add to saturation level you want. The color stay saturated and doesn't sink or float when properly mixed.

It only takes a few drops of one of these to get a pretty translucent color. You do need scissors to sniff off the very tops before the first use but they each come with good lids that are easy to seal them back up with. There's several variations of each of the major colors, and the colors do blend together well. Each one is very well labeled so it's easy to see what you're getting, plus the color that the bottle looks is generally the color that the inks look once they are in resin.To use them I mix my resin as instructed and then poured into individual cups and add 2 to 3 drops of the dye and then I blend well. I have made five projects using this dye already and it did not lengthen my cure time or interfere with my cure at all. The colors are very transparent when using clear resin.