Review on Color Shifting Chameleon Mica Powder: Mica Pigment Powder for Epoxy Resin, Soap Making, Candle Making, Lip Gloss, Nail Painting, Bath Bombs, and Slime by Angela Jackson

I have been working with chameleon pigments for a number of years now. I'm used to working with a level that gives really great effects. I don't want to use a ton to get the result. Let's take a look at them. HOW IT WORKS They are supplied in a blue metal pouch. Each of the different colors comes in its own zipped pouch inside the blue bag. UTILIZATION It comes with color changing colors but also has a large pack of dark mica. This is important because if you plan to use them, it's best to paint the mold one color and then add black mica tinted resin to the mold. So you can use the colors optimally. HOW I PLAN TO USE IT I plan to use them primarily with resin. The only other way I can try to use them is with black mica in soap and rubbing in clear soap to make them stand out. I haven't tried yet. RESULTS So far they seem rather weak. They need quite a bit to have an effect. I've tried making some shapes to show you the best results, but so far I haven't been able to get any really good ones. I hope for an update. BOTTOM LINE These are nice to use but take a long time to get the effect. For the price, it's expensive if you get it wrong. MY RATING Overall I think this is a good set, especially since it has black, but I'd like to see a bit more of each color to make it worthwhile. It takes that much to get the effect. I hope to update with some photos of good projects with them. So far nothing has worked. FOUR STARS, but if I can't get it to work I'll downgrade it to THREE STARS.