🎨 25 Color Mica Powder Set - Epoxy Resin Dye - Bath Bomb & Soap Making Colorant - Lip Gloss & Makeup Pigments - Resin Jewelry, Crafts & More (0.18 oz Each Color) Review

I don't like it. The colors are great. But I noticed that when I use them in resin, it is recommended to use them together. My pieces don't heal. Had an amazing fill up last weekend had to throw away so much. Put in fridge to harden, take out when moldy then melt them a bit. I have no idea why this is happening, it's too much because her colors are pretty stunning.

These micas are amazing with great color strength. I use them to lather and they make the soap very pretty. for a long time you don't need much to get the color. They also came with small plastic measuring spoons which was really thoughtful. Not only would I buy them again, but I highly recommend them. They arrived quickly with no damage to the packaging or the product. Thanks very much!

The description of what you can use it for is misleading. If you want to buy this product as a pigment paint, please choose another product. It's all mica powder. It contains the smallest flakes of what the mineral has ever claimed, or maybe just colored flakes. It contains no dyes or pigments. I bought it to color resin and when I first used it. I just received a bundle of Weighted Shiny Flakes. Absolutely no color change of the resin. Almost ruined my project but use caution after the resin…

I was looking for MATT pigments for resin and found them. There is no visible flickering in the photos posted by others, just like in the description. But the powders definitely shine. Not what I needed. I already have shimmering powders. The colors themselves are not bad and quite nice. I don't have some of these greens so I'll leave them but it distracts me from the project I'm doing to find real matte powders. Color descriptions are strange. What is distinctly fuchsia or purple is referred…

These mica powders aren't in the best of packaging - they come in ziplock bags with holes in them, making it very messy and inconvenient to spread a small amount without the powder getting everywhere. Before I even attempted to open a pack, I found my hands were covered in residue all the way around the neck of the pack. The powders are very shiny so not suitable for all soap making purposes unless you want a pearlescent or metallic color. Colours. Personally, I find metallic soap looks dated…

Media could not be loaded. I made the mistake of buying this product for my candles but the mica powder completely ruined them. The powder never mixes with the wax, even after mixing for more than 10 minutes. You have to use too much to get color and then when it dries all the powder sinks to the bottom leaving the top very pale and colorless. I used a large amount of gold paint and ended up with cream colored candles. That part didn't bother me too much, aesthetics aren't the biggest issue…