Primary Colour Theory Made Simple

We’re going back to basics, exploring colour theory with the three primary water-soluble EazyColours: Red, Blue, and Yellow.

You may already be seasoned in the art of colour theory which is great, but we know many people are not as aware of how to blend, mix or pair colours together in their own products. This guide aims to maximise the potential when buying our water soluble colours.

As you can see from the colour wheel Red, Blue and Yellow are known as the Primary colours. These are the main building blocks of every colour created. The next set of colours are the Secondary colours these are the combinations of 50% each of two Primary colours to create a brand secondary one.

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How to use EazyColours Water Soluble Colours

EazyColours Water Soluble Colours can be used in a multitude of rinse-off and leave-on products, and when water activates them they intensify in colour. This can be seen especially in bath bombs. To get the most out of your EazyColours Water Soluble colourants we have written this guide to help you.

What is 'blooming' and what does 'blooming' colours mean?

When you add EazyColours to your recipe not much happens until your product hits the water; that's when EazyColours comes alive and you see how vibrant they are.

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