Chameleon Mica Powder, 3 Pack Color Shift Pigment Powder, Glitter Colorant Dye Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Soap Making, Resin Jewelry Art, Painting, Bath Bombs, Slime, Candle Making, Nail Art(5g/bag)

I use this in many art projects! From making watercolor, to slime, to adding to paints. Easy to use , nice color, iridescent!

This set is great, and completely worth the money. The amount of quality mica for this price is amazing. I bought it to use with resin and it has been amazing in that; it disperses well and completely, the colors are vibrant and diverse, and they mix so easily into the resin. I've also used it to make nail polishes and it's been amazing for that too. My boyfriend wanted me to wear green nail polish, but I didn't have any, so I mixed green mica into clear coat nail polish and made it myself. It came out beautifully. I've swatched every color and they are really so pretty, vibrant and diverse. I really think it's a good deal for the money. Only thing I would change would be the packaging (I'd much prefer small jars to baggies), but honestly for the price you can't complain. If you're looking at this for resin like I was then I would say go for it, the pricepoint for the variety is pretty unbeatable.

The media could not be loaded.  I was happy to come across this set as I've been wanting to create my own encaustic paints and also use them in resin molds. The set came with a broad range of colors which I'm very pleased with. There are a lot of red tones compared to the other colors.These swatched well too, they went on my arm smoothly and seem that they would work for makeup application. They weren't too sheer that you couldn't see the color and they can build for a more full coverage. In the video I used from left to right: Zine, Deep Blue, Coffee (my favorite so far), and on the bottom Orange.Each bag weighed about 5 grams or more with purple weighing the most at 7 grams. This set also came with spoon scoops which I'm so grateful for! It will make grabbing the mica easy and won't make my fingers a pearly mess. Although that wouldn't be a bad thing!I'm extremely happy with these and can't wait to get creating.

I was looking for natural ways to color candles because many dyes are toxic. I found that Mica was the closest natural product, as long as it says it's natural, (because some are synthesized in a lab.) Mica does not actually burn which is awesome because that means nothing is being released into the air. However, Mica tends to clog up candle wicks. And the online candle making tutorials were almost nil with Mica. I also heard that Mica wouldn't actually color and/blend well with wax. But I went for anyways! Figured it might work on some melts.Well it worked! And the color came out beautifully. I used the turquoise and it blended perfectly. See attached pics of melts. I used beeswax and a little bit of coconut oil with some essential oil.I already have several ideas to make candles with these gorgeous colors. I'll update my review once I know for sure if the wicks get clogged up. But my review will remain a 5 star because I ordered to color my Wax melts and it did the job waaaaay better than I expected!

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When I got these powders I was very excited to jump in and start using them. Firstly I was not real thrilled that these are more shimmery colors versus basic. However, they are nice colors, just not quite what I was expecting. The powder takes some time to mix in properly with epoxy resin and even then, the colors run a little and give the final product blotchy patterns. I think I will utilize these more for coloring the molds before pours moving forward, I'm hopeful they will work out better that way! Good product, just not what I needed.

Love these colors. They have great pigment and use them for my breastmilk jewelry items

I love this product!!! It is great for all sorts of crafts!

Love the colours, use it with Epoxy, arrive very quick thank you

I've been using them in wax melts and the colours come out gorgeous!

These have a pearl undertone and appear to be very weak. This is not what I was after at all