Mica Powder, 30 Color Pigment, Natural Cosmetic Grade Shimmer Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin/Bath Bombs/Candle/Soap/Lip Gloss/Slime.Soap Making Dye (30 Bag)

Love it! The colors are beautiful and vibrant, perfect for nails, crafts, or resin projects. Good quality, and works exactly as advertised. Great value for the variety and amount you get.

soooo many colors and so little product is needed to achieve such a strong and beautiful finish. No matter the use, a little goes a long way. It’s worth every dime I spent! So easy and fun!

I recently introduced Pearl White Mica Powder into my fractal wood burning projects, and the results have been nothing short of amazing. The Pearl White Mica Powder brings a touch of elegance to the wood burns, creating a stunning visual effect. Its pearlescent finish adds depth and dimension to the burnt patterns, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the woodwork. What sets this Mica Powder apart is its versatility. It seamlessly blends into various types of wood, enhancing the natural grain while creating a mesmerizing sheen. Whether applied lightly for a subtle shimmer or layered for a more pronounced effect, the powder adapts to different artistic visions. Applying the Pearl White Mica Powder is a straightforward process. It adheres smoothly to the epoxy, and a little goes a long way. The fine texture allows for precise application, giving me control over the intensity of the pearlescent effect. Once applied, the Mica Powder proves to be durable. It doesn't easily rub off or lose its luster, ensuring that the woodwork maintains its captivating appearance over time. This durability adds to the longevity of the artistic enhancements. In the context of fractal wood burns, the Pearl White Mica Powder elevates the intricacy of the burnt patterns. It highlights the details and contrasts, turning each piece into a unique work of art. The combination of the burnt patterns and the pearlescent finish creates a visually stunning and dynamic effect. In conclusion, the Pearl White Mica Powder has become a game-changer in my fractal wood burning projects. Its ability to enhance the visual appeal, coupled with easy application and durability, makes it a valuable addition to any woodworking or artistic endeavor. If you're looking to add a touch of magic to your creations, this Mica Powder is a fantastic choice.

Definitely it works in epoxy resin.

Most of these colors work great, some work wonderfully, but a few work really badly... I'm speaking in terms of how well it mixes into liquids. Like the gold, for example: it settles into water (I was making decorative potion bottles) pretty much on its own when dropped into it - it's one of the wonderful ones. Some, like the pale pink, you have to mix into the water with a tool, but it works fine otherwise - one of the many great ones. But then there's the ones like the sea green/pale teal... You can mix and mix and mix them but they still leave chunks on the surface that just refuse to be mixed into the liquid. I assume it's something to do with those specific dyes, but they just do not perform well at all. If not for this, I definitely would have given 5 stars. The colors are rich and beautiful, the grit of the powder is perfectly fine (small/ground down well), and it was worth the money even with those few that won't mix well, but those few have to take the rating down a notch, unfortunately. It may also be worth noting that some of them also color the water even when settled, but others don't. I noticed the darker pink, the purple, and the light blue do this, but didn't notice it with any of the others. What I mean by this is it leaves a permanent color to the water even when the shimmer has settled at the bottom, whereas the others leave the water clear when the shimmer has settled.

I mixed the glow powder with epoxy to coat fishing lures. They glow very bright! Very nice pigment and cheap for the amount you get. Will buy again.

Good variety of colors and shimmer for soap making

The colors are great. They are bright and clear.

Produto excelente!

Es fácil de disolver! Y quedan lindos los colores!

El negro no pinta negro queda gris perlado y engenerl todos los colores son así como traslúcidos,en la imagen que venden se ven colores mate o sólidos.