Well. That's not the green on the bottle or even green at all. Maybe the ugliest yellow I've ever seen. And this is after exposing it for over 30 minutes. Looking at other reviews, it seems all the solarfast greens are a bust. I'll stick with the other colors. Read more

Washes well, colour slightly different to review but still a good shade, pretty good value Read more

These do not work smoothly like the traditional blue cynotype and the colour is not black it is similar to blue. Read more

Green is still yellow/sepia, black is green, sepia is sepia. Lesson learned. Read more

I have purchased a lot of the other colors with success. The only problem I have had was trying to purchase the 8oz green. I received a 4oz green instead. The bottle was mis-barcoded. Then after I requested a replacement the replacement was wrong as well. I won't be buying the green from here again and amazon was no help. I really wanted to work with the green over the weekend but all amazon will do is accept a return and probably sell you the bottles I sent back. Otherwise any other color seems to be correct. These are a great alternative to cyanotypes. Get your self an ever beam uv light and it's so easy to work with this stuff indoors. Nice winter project. Read more

Works decent, not as well as the standard cyanotype blue chemicals but that could be expected. Am disappointed with the color, it appears more like the avocado than the green even with a good amount of chemical on the paper *the silver in the image is painted over with acrylic paint* Read more

I previously have bought the red, blue, and violet. All had the same slightly thick consistency, came out their respective labeled colors, and did NOT dye my hands in the process. I wanted to expand my options and bought an 8 fl oz bottle of the color green. I opened the cap and peeled the seal to find a brownish yellow. I thought that this may just be the color it goes on and it lightens to a green in the sun so I tested it out. As I sponged it onto my fabric, the color got on my fingers but I wasn't concerned as I wasn't in the Sun, so there was no reason it should permanently dye my fingers. I was wrong, the dye did indeed dye my fingers and hands and will not come off. Well, I finished putting the dye on my fabric, placed my film prints on top, then a glass panel on top of that. I left it in the sun for about 40 minutes because it was cloudy. The dye did not lift to a green, but a brownish yellow. I rinsed the fabric and the dye kept bleeding not matter how much I let the water run through it. I put my fabric in the washing machine yet it is still not green! VERY dissatisfied and disappointed. Read more