Tealstone

The Blue Series

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Dominant Color: Blue
Undertone Color: Green
Muting Lever: None

Color Troubleshooting to:
Color will darken with microwaving.
If your color is too green, add a small amount of blue
If you color is too blue, add a small amount of green
If your color is too dark, add 50-100 grams of uncolored buttercream
If your color is too light, use 400 grams of buttercream instead of 500g
Disclaimer: color may vary slightly depending on brand of butter, brand of color, and amount of color on toothpick.

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The Blue Series

Antique Blue

PP Antique Blue is a cool blueish-green color. To make PP Antique Blue darker, simply add more color, or use less buttercream! For a lighter hue, just use more buttercream. If your Antique Blue looks more teal than blue, add a small scratch of violet with a toothpick! If your Antique Blue is too blue, add a very small scratch of yellow with a toothpick. Antique Blue should strike a beautiful balance between teal and blue, so it's just a matter of balancing the natural yellow in your buttercream! Accompanying Downloads: Toothpick Saturation Guide

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The Blue Series

Beau Blue

PP Beau Blue is a cool blue tint. The yellow is neutralize by the addition of violet, so there are no green or teal undertones. To make PP Beau Blue darker, simply add more color, or use less buttercream! For a lighter hue, just use more buttercream, but be sure to add more violet to neutralize the natural yellow from the additional buttercream! Otherwise, your buttercream will appear teal. Accompanying Downloads: Toothpick Saturation Guide

6 chapters

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The Blue Series

Periwinkle Blue

PP Periwinkle is a cool blueish-purple color. The buttercream's natural yellow is neutralize by the addition of violet, so there are no green or teal undertones. To make PP Periwinkle darker, simply add more color, or use less buttercream! For a lighter hue, just use more buttercream, but be sure to add more violet to neutralize the natural yellow from the additional buttercream! Otherwise, your buttercream will appear tealish. Accompanying Downloads: Toothpick Saturation Guide

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The Blue Series

Powder Teal

PP Powder Teal is a cool blueish-green color. To make PP Powder Teal darker, simply add more color, or use less buttercream! For a lighter hue, just use more buttercream. If your teal looks more blue than teal, add a small scratch of yellow with a toothpick! Accompanying Downloads: Toothpick Saturation Guide

6 chapters

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