Save 10% on orders over $1,000 CAD. Discount applied at checkout. Ships worldwide.

This section doesn’t currently include any content. Add content to this section using the sidebar.

Image caption appears here

Add your deal, information or promotional text

FD&C Yellow 5 Al Lake

Notify me when this product is available:

Quantity: 10 G
Yellow 5 Aluminum Lake

Bright yellow lake pigment for vibrant, controlled color in oil-based and anhydrous formulations.

INCI Name: Yellow 5 Lake (CI 19140)

Appearance: Fine yellow powder

Solubility: Insoluble pigment; dispersible in suitable oils and cosmetic carriers

Function: Cosmetic colorant

Lake Pigment Oil-Dispersible High Color Strength Bright Tone Cosmetic Grade

For formulation use only. Proper dispersion is required for uniform color development.

Performance Overview

Yellow 5 Aluminum Lake is a pigment form of Yellow 5 designed for incorporation into oil, wax, and anhydrous cosmetic systems. Unlike water-soluble dyes, lake pigments remain dispersed as fine particles within the formulation, providing controlled color development with reduced migration and bleeding.

Key Benefits
  • Provides a clean, bright yellow tone with strong color payoff
  • Well suited to anhydrous, oil-based, and low-moisture formulations
  • Reduced color migration and bleeding compared with soluble dyes
  • Useful for both primary coloration and precise shade adjustment
  • Blends easily with other cosmetic pigments to create customized shades
  • Fine particle size supports smooth, uniform pigment dispersion
Typical Applications
  • Lipsticks, lip balms, and lip gloss formulations
  • Pressed and loose powder cosmetics
  • Anhydrous sticks and cream color cosmetics
  • Oil-based makeup formulations
  • Warm-tone blends, corals, oranges, and custom shade systems
Usage Guidelines
  • Typical use level: 0.1–5%, depending on the formulation and desired color intensity
  • Pre-disperse thoroughly in a compatible oil or carrier before incorporating into the full formulation
  • Suitable dispersion media may include Castor Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Isododecane, and other compatible cosmetic emollients
  • High-shear mixing, grinding, or milling can improve pigment uniformity and color development
  • Always evaluate compatibility, color strength, and stability in the intended finished formulation
Formulation Tips
  • Create a concentrated pigment dispersion or grind for more consistent and repeatable production
  • Blend with red pigments or lakes to develop orange, peach, and coral tones
  • Combine with titanium dioxide to create lighter, pastel, or more opaque yellow shades
  • In wax-based sticks, disperse the pigment thoroughly before final structuring to help prevent speckling and uneven color
Testing Before Use

Because color intensity, dispersion, and compatibility can vary between formulations, we recommend preparing a small test batch before proceeding with full-scale production.

Additional Information
Product Documentation

Certificate of Analysis: COA

Regulatory Information
  • Color Index: CI 19140
  • Supplied as a cosmetic raw material for formulation use.
  • This product is not batch certified.
  • Regulatory requirements for cosmetic colorants vary by country, product type, and intended area of application.
  • The finished-product manufacturer is responsible for determining suitability and compliance for the intended market and application.
Storage
  • Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry environment
  • Protect from moisture, excessive heat, and contamination
  • Use clean, dry handling tools
  • Keep container securely closed when not in use
Disclaimer

Supplied for cosmetic formulation use only and not intended for direct application in its raw form. Always evaluate the material in the intended formulation and conduct appropriate finished-product testing before commercial production. Responsibility for determining suitability and compliance with applicable regulations rests with the finished-product manufacturer.

Search