my color pigments settle to the bottom why ?
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You want to make sure you add the dye at 185 F or it will not dissolve completely. You may also be adding to much dye. You'll want to stir several minutes to make sure it is mixed in completely, it's best to do this before you add fragrance in case you need to reheat the wax.
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I have the same problem. I have a reddish color and my butter seems to lose its flavor.
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The short answer is because you have purchased a low quality product. The longer answer likely has something to do with the connection being made when you push down on the stem (?) of the pen light. Try moving the entire carriage either forward or backwards using something stiff, yet soft enough (so as not to damage the light).
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yeah I think it does, I've seen a whole lot of red palm oild and they tend to be darker at the bottom
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I never had it settle to the bottom. It is slightly chalky, but I don't mind it. I just think about how healthy I feel when it is included in my diet.
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I had the same issue. The problem was caused by color bleeds of Cleartype anti-aliasing of screen fonts, amplified by the monitor's higher saturation. I was able to reduce the issue by fine-tuning the hell out of Cleartype (to minimize blue/orange bleeds) and calibrating the monitor using color calibration device and software.
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Dear Nicole,I believe the finish is the same throughout the product. More than likely it is probably a problem with the lighting.Thank you
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Sorry to tell you, but your fuser is shot. This is the piece that heats up and "glues" the pigment to the paper. This was the issue I had that caused me to diss their support. Hopefully yours is still under warranty and their tech support has gotten better. Good luck!
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Graham, there are no raised dividers to compromise your image. Sometimes I put my stamp on just the blue or red quadrants to avoid rainbow effect. Wash and dry your stamps between uses so pad colors don't get mixed.
445345
Must be the type of meshing used. Mine is orange. Perhaps the mesh is installed backwards.
2010337
You have to combine colors to create another one. The small tabs are to enhance the color.
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I have a semipermanent color in and it hasn't affected it. Hope that helps.
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Mine has those lines, but they are short and faint. I believe it is part of the molding process.
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the piece that lays in the bottom has 2 flaps on it, they go where the holes are, make sure they look like they are upside down . fill your bottom container with water before you put the soil in also, that helps so the soil will not go into the bottom part.
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When this happens to me, I carefully take a brown permanent sharpie or brown non sparkly eyeshadow. I carefully dab either on swiping w/ a towel where my seams show also in the part. It makes for a much more realistic looking, if you get it to dark you won't be happy, but dark enough to cover. There are probably tutorials on how to make roots on youtube. I buy expensive wigs w/ gradient roots, I think it looks more realistic. Hope that helps!
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Hi! The project I bought this for was to fill in a surface that had a border so I didn't have that issue. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I have found the same thing. They do darken just a little after heat pressed on to the fabric. But, color adjusting is needed, Could not find a suitable profile to use so I had to adjust the photo, by increasing saturations. This helped a little but overall it still printed a little on the light side.