Review on Mica Powder Pigment Nokon Blue: Enhance Your DIY Crafts with this Versatile 50g Additive - Ideal for Woodworking, Epoxy, Resin, Paint, Nail Polish, and Lip Balm Projects by Amber Perez

I was excited to use this mica powder which looks quite dark in the picture as most of the mica powders I've seen are almost pastel colored. It doesn't look like the picture. Green is not visible. The color is silvery blue, possibly with a slight gray tinge. For comparison, I placed juice caps from well-known brands next to the product, as well as a cloth bag with several shades of blue. The photos were taken both indoors and outdoors in sunlight. The powder itself appears to be typical of mica pigments. Update: I spoke to the seller who confirmed I received the correct color (they sell a silvery blue by a different name. It should be quite pale!). The seller also asked me to open the container which due to the nature of the powder makes it a shade darker inside than the silvery blue seen through the container. I've added a photo to illustrate the difference. making it a shade darker on the inside than the silvery blue seen through the container due to the nature of the powder. I've added a photo to illustrate the difference. making it a shade darker on the inside than the silvery blue seen through the container due to the nature of the powder. I've added a photo to illustrate the difference.