Could be widely used for different purposes.

For making candles, soap, decorative stone, bricks, ceramics,  paints, coatings, plastic filaments and others colouring.

You can mix colour pigments and get shades you need.

Inorganic mineral iron oxide pigments are used for the production of artificial decorative stone. This is a common group of dyes based on iron oxides, so such pigments are called iron oxide pigments. Inorganic synthetic pigments are characterized by pure color, high dispersion and dyeing ability (intensity), absence of abrasive impurities and easy dispersibility in film formers and polymers. Harmless. Light and weather resistant, they do not fade or wash out of the artificial stone body. 

Powdered pigments are ideal for bulk painting and pigment application on both artificial gypsum and cement-based façade stones. The main consumption of pigment is the painting of the mortar, but the result is obvious - if accidental chipping or scratching occurs, the defect will be invisible.

Consumption of dry powdered pigments is very economical, ranging from 0.25% for light pastels to 2% for bright colors. In most cases, the average consumption is around 1%. The percentage is calculated on the basis of the weight of the binder (gypsum, cement). By mixing six basic colors in different combinations, you can get a huge palette of shades. It is recommended to add no more than 3% of pigment by weight of the binder, the excess may adversely affect the physical properties of the stone. Insufficient color intensity is usually not due to a lack of pigment, but to an increased porosity of the finished product due to excess water for the preparation of the mortar. The smaller the amount of water, the denser the stone and the richer the color. The use of super- and hyperplasticizers allows to reduce the amount of water 1.5-2 times.

There could be slight colour difference between digital picture on your screen and product colour in real life.

If you have any questions ask freely.