Daler Rowney Purified Poppy Oil, 75ml, Professional Oil Colour Medium, Enhances Flow & Brightness

Poppy oil dries more slowly than some other oils, allowing extended blending and smoother transitions. It remains bright and glossier, preserving the luminosity of light colours and reducing opacity in glazes.

Volume: 75ml; Purified Poppy Oil; non-yellowing composition; smooth, workable viscosity; designed for glazing and highlights with light-colour palettes.

Start with small amounts added to your paint or medium (a few drops per painting session). Mix on the palette to extend flow, then apply thin glaze layers over light tones. Avoid using pure oil in large quantities; build up gradually for desired transparency.

Poppy oil stays clearer and non-yellowing over time and dries more slowly, making it ideal for light tones and glazing. Linseed oil can yellow slightly with time and dries faster; safflower oil is also light but has different drying characteristics. Poppy oil is favored when you want maximum brightness and translucency.

Yes, you can blend poppy oil with other oil mediums for controlled flow and drying times. Start with small test blends to ensure compatibility and achieve the desired brightness and glaze effect.

Keep the cap tightly closed and store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Use in a well-ventilated area, avoid skin contact, and wash hands after use. Keep away from children and dispose of any spills according to local guidelines.

Yes. Its smooth, non-yellowing, and clear nature makes it well-suited for glazing and delicate highlights on light-colour paintings, allowing underlying tones to show through clearly.

Store the bottle upright with the cap tightened, in a cool, dark place. Minimise exposure to air by resealing after use and keep away from contaminants. Check for changes in colour or consistency before next use.

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For similar oil painting mediums, you can explore Purified Linseed Oil and Safflower Oil on Fepy. See results here: https://fepy.com/search?q=purified+linseed+oil and https://fepy.com/search?q=safflower+oil

Use it to extend flow, create translucent glazes, and enhance highlights on light-colour paintings. It’s especially effective when you want to preserve brightness and avoid yellowing in thin layers.