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)

This is a fabulous product that just met my needs for a little crafts project (I am making colored powders, so mixed them with some baking soda, which diluted the hues somewhat but increased the volume a great deal). The powders come in small plastic sachets. These are strongly metallic hues, which don't capture the three primaries (yellow comes the closest), but they're really beautiful and extremely varied.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great colors. I purchased these to make nail acrylic colors. The mix is very well. The micropowers are very fine, so they mix very well with a little bit of white acryli, and then a lot of clear acrylic and they do a great job.

Listen all the colors and just a beautiful glow and shimmer! Bottle capacity it perfect! U can make a mess if you aren't careful! They last a long time! Order yours!

Love this color! I wanted to try a different black and this one sounded interesting. It mixes well with resin and it looks great. I will be keeping this one on hand at all times.

Colours with mica powder can be troublesome when identifying through photos on listings. While I do not fault the quality of the powder, the colour "dark green" was not the vibrant one in the photo I was hoping for. There were two different colors in the photo, and I had been hoping for the slightly brighter saturated dark hunter green rather than the army/darkmoss green. But as you can see in the photo, no matter what powder brand you go with, the "description" of colour is rarely what you get unless you can see it in front of you. The deep red came out looking light red. The aristocratic red was a rusty red (which I can use just not where I thought I was going to), and the "emerald green" looks like light teal. My hunt for an actually rich gemlike green for resin remains ongoing. 4 stars because the powder itself is good just not the colour I wanted. Youc an also see the difference in fill space these powders take up in the jar. Both the aristocratic red and dark green are from the same brand but the fill size is really different. It doesn't matter to me because I made really small batches for resin pieces, but if someone needs every particle, the weights of the different colours can make you wonder if you got everything you paid for. (I have put both jars on a scale, and they both come out to be 60g (added weight due to the plastic tub), so I don't feel like I was misled. Just be aware that your eyes will tell you differently until you put it on a scale)Colour accuracy: dubiousQuality of the powder: as expected, no problems, saturated in resin just fine, colour on skin on my fingers seems consistentValue: If you are doing small resin pendants and such, this will last you a LONG time. If you are casting a table--probably not as long. A little goes a long way, and if you're making hot glue artificial wax seals, the colours remain true with very little powder used, which is perfect

Using this mica powders for mu Lotions , Body Spray , Body Butter , you name it . Nice color . and a small amount goes a long way .

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Used these to make bath bombs and love them ! I didn’t use a lot the first round and they still had beautiful color .

Great pigment. Beautiful colors. Great range of shades. wonderful price.