💎 Epoxy Resin Color Pigment: Vibrant 100g/3.5 Ounces Metallic Mica Powder for Stunning Epoxy Resin Art, Slime Making, and More - Cosmetic Grade Resin Color Dye in Teal Review

I finally found ORANGE! and I mean real orange 🍊 Nice little shimmer, not overpowering. I let it sit before opening so I didn't have an orange burst as you can see the size of the can compared to a can of soda pop. It's huge for the cost you can't beat

Now the word "Chartreuse" makes me *twitch* because that was the worst leak ever. This means ALL OTHER PACKAGING is floating in loose powder. It's a dusty hell of a fine shiny powder (almost impossible to wipe off completely. The main culprits are four that I photographed separately and there is *Chartreuse* residue on the cap with other colors. I have those powders not used for anything yet.. still trying to clear >:[

This is the third large mica I have ordered from this company. The colors are amazing and I no longer worry about running out of my most used colors. When I opened this jar I was pretty. Although it was disappointing. Red and black were almost 3/4 full, but the gold only had 1/3 mica powder. I was planning to order the rest of the colors but now I'm a bit skeptical. I understand that it should be by weight, but the difference in volume is very noticeable and not for the better.

I am very satisfied with this product, I have never used mica powder and I am very satisfied with the results. I use them with resin and love that you don't need a lot of pigment and how vibrant the result is. I also love the variety of colors like kiwi and chestnut and the amount, I don't think I'll run out of pigment anytime soon. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is the packaging, even before you open the bag you see powder everywhere and since you don't need a lot of pigment I feel…

I have used this for resin projects. The colors are beautiful but powder is a pain to work with. A tiny glitter bomb explodes when you open the package, and the tiny spoon is only useful if you're making resin projects in very small batches (marble size). When you add the powder to the resin it mixes well and takes longer than stated to achieve a darker, richer color. It is better to use for making jewelry than resin fillings. Use liquid paint when pouring resin. There is also plenty of glitter