Teach Soap

I know that everything that goes into a product has to be listed. If I have 6-8 colors in my product and each color is like 6-8 works long. Can I just use "skin safe colorants" as an overall catchall? For example, neon bikini blue from wsp is this: Bis(Glycidoxyphenyl)propane/Bisaminomethylnorbornane copolymer, Aluminum Hydroxide, Blue 1. Can I just say skin safe colorants and be done? I mean unless the color is green oxide or teal the inci name is iron oxides. It doesn't specify color.

I don't want to have my label be three pages long when using bright pretty colts in my soaps.

Any answers thanks!

Unfortunately, you need to list all the ingredients in all the colors.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

I use the Brazilian clays, which is just dried-out mud rather then a bunch of dangerous chemicals, but the colors turn out beautifully. Many people myself included would not buy your soap upon reading Aluminum Hydroxide & Glycidoxyphenyl Propane on the ingredients list and folks deserve to be told your soap is not all-natural. At least put artificial colors on the label, like FD&C red the same color as the red M&Ms from the 1980s that caused cancer, remember?

http://www.livescience.com/33017-why-we ... ecade.html