Pigment Comparison
Rose Blush vs Pyrrole Red
Choose any two products — oil colours, watercolours, mediums or primers — to see a concise comparison of how they differ and what they share, alongside the full specification table.
Product A
Rose Blush
No. 254
Product B
Pyrrole Red
No. 230
How they compare
Rose Blush and Pyrrole Red are both Michael Harding oil colours.
Rose Blush uses PW6, PY42, PV19; Pyrrole Red uses PR254.
Pyrrole Red is single-pigment, while Rose Blush blends 3 pigments.
They differ in transparency and tinting strength.
They share matching lightfastness, drying time and vehicle.
| Property | Rose Blush | Pyrrole Red |
|---|---|---|
| Chemistry | Organic/Inorganic | Organic |
| Oil Type | Linseed Oil | Linseed Oil |
| Drying Time | Average | Average |
| Pigment Index | PW6, PY42, PV19 | PR254 |
| Lightfastness | Excellent | Excellent |
| Opacity | Semi-Opaque | Transparent |
| Series | Series 2 | Series 2 |
| Toxicity | Non-Toxic | Non-Toxic |
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