Red Iron Oxide – Pigments for Artistic and Decorative Painting, Concrete, Clay, Lime, Plaster, Masonry and Paint Products (150 ML | 5 OZ)

Used in egg tempura (water, egg yolk, pigment) and less than a teaspoon went a very long way. Color is very vivid and the pigment stuck very well to my otherwise very dry and porous driftwood carvings. Could not have been easier to use. It's very fine powder and stains easily (both desired traits for paint pigment) so be careful using around clothing and carpets.

Awesome

Some of the product attached to the packaging bag, but good quality powder. Very soft, fine, and vibrant. It blends perfectly for inks. I placed mine in a clear Mason jar for better storing since the product bag isn't resealable.

Looking for red. This was too much leaning towards orange

OMG! Red Iron Oxide is toxic. How about packaging in a lidded container? This plastic bag is not even reclosable. This is poor consideration of the level of care required for health and safety.

I was searching for this product at the home improvement stores where I’d purchased it before but could find it nowhere. Good thing Amazon had it! I use it to tint cement so I can cement red rock slabs in my yard. I’ve also used it mixed with sand for a beautiful desert landscape terrarium complete with rattlesnake ;)

Easy to use to get colors not sold I'm store. Can add more or less to adjust color or can add other colors to make it even more different. Make sure with the red to look like brick you use a tan color grout and mix in red. Otherwise if you use white the mix will come out very red or even pink. Experiment and remember that when dry it will be lighter in color. Hard to see in pics but looks very for sure

A little goes a long way. I thought I was using a small amount to tint some cement. It turned the whole batch Red! Be care ful and do a test case or two.