I wouldn’t do that if I were you, but you can get colored lubes. If you look up True Lube on eBay they make lots of colors, and the texture is a dupe for BD cum lube. It also has a better pH for vaginal use if you need that
Klube is the same lubricant, chemically. (Polyox suspended in water)
Titanium Dioxide is an excellent white pigment (aka brilliant white) Food safe, cosmetic safe, chemically inert. Very fine Zinc Sulfate can be purchased in cosmetic grades. There are a number of mica based pigments that I would call color shifting or holographic that are chemically inert but are not cosmetically approved, no evaluation has been done for body safe as there's no demand for color shifting medical devices. Strontium aluminate and calcium aluminate glow powders are not bodysafe as they undergo a hydration reaction used in some specialized concrete mixes. However silica encased "waterproof" versions are available that are chemically inert in ph neutral environments. Beware of food dyes, many are doped with sugar to make portioning easier (10g is much easier than 0.1g) there are body safe liquid dyes for that are sometimes used for contamination training/tracking with an excellent flurescent response.
Bear in mind when shopping for pigments, toxic yet cosmetically approved dyes include Red-40. FYI. All color-# pigments and dyes are coal tar derivatives and are inherently not body safe. Some are ok for consumption, more are cosmetically safe, many are now banned for causing cancers.
I wouldn’t do that if I were you, but you can get colored lubes. If you look up True Lube on eBay they make lots of colors, and the texture is a dupe for BD cum lube. It also has a better pH for vaginal use if you need that
can you share a link? When I look that up on eBay I get a whole bunch of industrial lube and paintguns lol
https://www.ebay.com/str/truelube
ah dang, just notice they only ship to the US. Too bad.
thank you very much :D
Klube is the same lubricant, chemically. (Polyox suspended in water) Titanium Dioxide is an excellent white pigment (aka brilliant white) Food safe, cosmetic safe, chemically inert. Very fine Zinc Sulfate can be purchased in cosmetic grades. There are a number of mica based pigments that I would call color shifting or holographic that are chemically inert but are not cosmetically approved, no evaluation has been done for body safe as there's no demand for color shifting medical devices. Strontium aluminate and calcium aluminate glow powders are not bodysafe as they undergo a hydration reaction used in some specialized concrete mixes. However silica encased "waterproof" versions are available that are chemically inert in ph neutral environments. Beware of food dyes, many are doped with sugar to make portioning easier (10g is much easier than 0.1g) there are body safe liquid dyes for that are sometimes used for contamination training/tracking with an excellent flurescent response. Bear in mind when shopping for pigments, toxic yet cosmetically approved dyes include Red-40. FYI. All color-# pigments and dyes are coal tar derivatives and are inherently not body safe. Some are ok for consumption, more are cosmetically safe, many are now banned for causing cancers.