Review on 🎨 25-Pack Mica Pigment Powder for Epoxy, Lip Gloss, Slime, and Soap Making | 25 Vibrant Colors | Extra-Large 10g Bags | Cosmetic Grade Powdered Mica for Resin Art, Bath Bombs, Soap Dye, Candles (250g / 8.8oz) by Amanda Castillo

My photos do not do this material justice. Each color shimmers with a buttery texture. Upon opening the package, the sachets were packed in another small zipped pouch that prevents them from falling out in the box. Some of the packages had rain at the top but that's normal, I've never received a mica that didn't have a bit of mica above the zipper line. I've bought the mica powder before so I also wanted to see how it compares to what I already have. In the 1st image you can see "4 colors" two of which are marked "A" for Asani and "O" for the other. Another brand of mica powder has the exact same color names as Asani, so I chose Ocean and Glacier for comparison. You can see the asani mica is much more pigmented and vibrant and I absolutely love it! You can see the Asani mica has more POP while the other brand is a little duller, still shiny but not as pigmented. Other brand sea colors look dull and dark, while Asani brand sea colors remind you of the real sea color. The color patterns on my hand are as follows. , Scarlet, Bronze, Crimson, Twilight, Violet, Silver, Titanium MA C Painterly Pro Long Wear Primer is applied to the hand before dipping fingers in each color to make a pattern on the hand. I did this because I only use mica for resin or makeup and this resin is more elaborate and I still never put makeup on without using a professional permanent paint can. I also wiped my fingers with a baby wipe between strokes to prevent the colors from mixing on my fingers before applying the swatches. If I had to choose between them, I would buy the Asani brand again.